Sentence examples for copious consumer from inspiring English sources

Dunkin' and Chinese partner Mercuries & Associates did copious consumer testing to make sure everything appealed to local tastes.

While Mr. Wolff may have had a free hand, he was guided by copious amounts of consumer research.

In the early 1930s, Mr. Wilson was consuming more than two quarts of rotgut whiskey daily, a definite health risk according to Alexander Lambert, who found in his copious research that consumers of cheap or bootlegged alcohol were far more prone to seizures, delirium tremens and brain damage than those who drank the expensive stuff.

MERCEDES-BENZ -- These light-hearted commercials for the new C-Class line of cars sold by a division of DaimlerChrysler effectively blended whimsy with copious "beauty shots," satisfying consumers as well as dealers.

Investors also poured copious sums into co-working, consumer internet and augmented reality.

The music companies had resisted freeing up their digital tracks from restrictions because they were afraid consumers would make copious copies that would deprive the companies and their recording artists of revenue.

Copious calories were duly consumed by all.

Google suspended commercial production of Google Glass in January, despite copious media attention, largely because few normal consumers saw a compelling reason to buy the $1,500 computerized eyewear.

"Facebook really is changing the way the world socially communicates and has become a successful service in part by leveraging copious amounts of personal data that can be spread far wider than its users might realize," said Consumer Reports technology editor Jeff Fox in a press release.

The restaurants, hoping to appeal to consumers looking for what the industry calls "indulgent" offerings, are promoting the consumption of copious amounts of food.

Typically for Olowska, this take on consumer mores is shot through with Soviet bloc touches, from a knitted Cossack hat to a male model's copious moustache.