Sentence examples for consumer looks from inspiring English sources
"The average consumer looks at that brand, and, for lack of a better word, sees it as kind of cheesy".
"If the consumer looks like he is ramping up again, then that is a threat," said James E. Glassman, senior United States economist at Chase Manhattan Bank.
"The average consumer looks at the big thing -- in this case the bike -- and shops that hard," Michael wrote, recommending that Mr. Kuhn benchmark his bicycle prices against the Web sites his customers are shopping.
And publishers started looking for ways, as Ms. Lewis said, to "increase newsstand sales at air terminals, where the expense account consumer looks at the size of a fashion magazine and is discouraged".
The Consumer Impact Felt Mostly At the Gas Pump So the energy crisis is at high water today, but while companies struggle to adjust, the American consumer looks more like a spectator than a player.
"The consumer looks at that single-serve market not so much as a tap-water replacement but as a refreshment beverage — you're thirsty, you walk into a convenience store," he said.
Consumer looking for a laptop?
And anyway, football is a tough sport for the consumer looking for jersey longevity.
"But if you're a consumer looking for a good deal, you will find it".
What does this imply for you, the consumer looking to download an app which helps you change your behaviour?
More likely she will appeal to the odd consumer looking for something cool to put next to that Macy Gray CD.
