Sentence examples for consumer frenzy from inspiring English sources

As with any consumer frenzy, the scooter fad might fizzle as quickly as it erupted.

Adbusters, the magazine that inspired the Occupy movement, instigates an annual Buy Nothing Day to clash with the consumer frenzy of Black Friday.

"It's a smart move by HTC to introduce the Desire Eye, given the consumer frenzy around selfie pictures," said Ben Wood, chief of research at CCS Insight.

From there, the ad shows a cascading consumer frenzy in which people buy all kinds of expensive junk to fill those homes, leading to an economic renaissance.

About halfway through the evening the buying and selling of performances spirals into consumer frenzy, and things begin to disintegrate, changing the audience-performer dynamic.

Apple introduced its newest model, the iPhone 5, to enthusiastic reviews and a worldwide consumer frenzy, with customers lining up to buy the new model days before it arrived in stores on Friday.

Given that you cannot go far without seeing something related to the company, you would think that everyone has heard of Amazon's Prime Day, the Black Friday consumer-frenzy shopping experience held in July.

Britain's booming credit card industry has been cited as one of the main drivers of the consumer debt frenzy.

That makes this shopping event the second-largest consumer spending frenzy after Christmas.

It is a mélange of historic trivia (Queen Victoria wore a white dress when she married in 1840) combined with the consumer spending frenzy that began in earnest in the years following World War II.

Identity theft protection and credit monitoring services have whipped the American consumer into a frenzy about the dangers of the dark web.