Sentence examples for consumer means from inspiring English sources

And what of the theory of brand loyalty -- the idea that winning over the young consumer means winning him or her over for life?

To make matters worse, last month the Bank of England raised interests rates for the first time since 2009, which for the average consumer means higher borrowing costs on loans and mortgages.

Generate consumer values (X) from the consumer means and standard deviations.

Do the demands of the modern consumer mean brands should be looking for new types of individuals altogether?

In these cases, insurers said, it is hard to tell whether a consumer meant to enroll or to cancel an enrollment.

That database of consumers means that the road to getting paid for media content runs through Apple.

He says the experience of direct marketeers and the information they have about consumers means that his type of agency is now best equipped to deliver measurable results.

Plus, the undifferentiated nature of consumers means that cross-promotional advertising on consumer apps can be a very effective and efficient user-acquisition technique.

He is a true "pro-consumer means anti-business guy".

The only way to break out of the downward spiral -- fewer consumers means higher prices means even fewer consumers -- was for the government to step in.

For commercial egg producers, getting that many eggs to gobbling consumers means cramming more chickens into less space, a practice known as battery cages or factory farming.