Sentence examples for consumer wares from inspiring English sources

Dell Computer Company, which bills itself as the planet's leading company for direct computer sales (it sells its consumer wares only by telephone or on line) says that beginning Friday, it will offer only Intel's Pentium II processors in its Dell Dimension PC.

Indeed, companies that focus their production efforts on consumer wares are among the safe havens investors turn to in times of market uncertainty.

And while many retail stores have suffered from "showrooming", in which consumers browse wares and then return home to order online, Ms Hulton says the typical shopper arrives with a particular need, often "somebody that's working in a professional field who wants to learn something new, but doesn't really know the best book to get".

KKR expects to grow the presence of Nature's Bounty products, signaling the firm sees its investment as a platform in the supplements market, where consumers purchase wares at specialty retailers and online via e-commerce giants such as Amazon.

Bootic: An online marketplace that lets smaller retailers, even general consumers, sell their wares without any extra fees or hassle.

With adult-use and medical marijuana now legal across a solid majority of North America, makers of cannabis products are focusing their attention on clever ways to entice consumers to their wares.

When I visited 800.com, for instance, I found a redesigned site aimed at making customers feel more comfortable about purchasing the site's wares: 2,000 consumer electronics products from more than 65 manufacturers.

There's no question that Amazon's innovation went right for the jugular of any volume- and price-focused retailer selling commodity goods like consumer electronics and household wares.

As smartphone growth saturates — at least in mature markets — tech companies are turning their attention to cars as the next consumer frontier for their wares.

Unlike other consumer-goods makers, which pitch their wares directly to the consumer, drug companies lavish most of their marketing money on doctors medical middlemen in an effort to persuade them to prescribe their products to consumers (ie, patients).

Modern economics and technology allows Chinese, Brazilian and American consumers to buy the wares of a London firm.