Sentence examples similar to consumer has developed a taste for from inspiring English sources

Recently, Messi has developed a taste for lobs.

It seems New York has developed a taste for British editors.

But, significantly, Mr Livingstone has developed a taste for both.

China's fast-growing middle class has developed a taste for Western brands.

My seven-year-old son has developed a taste for hideously illustrated books about disease.

"The military has developed a taste for money," the Web site quoted Mr. Kim as saying.

Friedlander isn't the only one who has developed a taste for a touch of authenticity.

Meat, fruit and vegetable imports were also banned, but the counterintuitive counter-sanctions designed to hit the agricultural sectors of EU economies, have also hit Russian consumers who had developed a taste for western products in recent years.

Critics claimed that the government was exaggerating the child-porn problem at best and contributing to it at worst, possibly by introducing some consumers to material they might never have developed a taste for otherwise.

Consumers in China and other new markets have developed a taste for wine; even though some of the air has come out of the bubble that inflated with the 2009 and 2010 vintages, Bordeaux remains the Old World wine of choice for many with new money to burn.

Richey had developed a taste for the product while in the US, where it was already hugely popular with consumers.