Sentence examples for desirable consumer from inspiring English sources
His company has turned the music industry on its head and made a sliver of plastic and chrome one of the most desirable consumer items on the planet.
It also showed that mMany rioters also conceded that their involvement in looting was simply down to opportunism, giving them an opportunity to acquire desirable consumer goods.
Understanding the microbial interactions within these fermenting ecosystems is required to deliver safe products with desirable consumer properties, and moreover, maintenance of these traditions.
When the company's reputedly frugal chief executive Tim Cook announces first quarter results on Tuesday, he will be under pressure to start spending some of the estimated $90bn£58bnbn) amassed by the maker of the world's most desirable consumer electronics.
Apple's unique position in the industry – even then, the most desirable consumer electronics company in the business – gave it extraordinary power over the telecoms companies, multiplied by the fact that the iPhone launched with an exclusive carrier in most markets.
"It has some cachet to it, some aspect of being a desirable consumer item".
Retailers have long been trying to cash in on tweens, those highly desirable consumers aged 8 to 13 whose interests lie somewhere between Barney and Britney.
But while online music waits for consumers to find it, corporate buyers take a musician's song and expose it to a wide audience filled with desirable consumers.
IT has become a frustratingly mad, mad, Maxim world for older magazines, as advertisers bypass the once-dominant mainstay publications like Reader's Digest in favor of upstarts aimed at younger, more demographically desirable consumers.
While Mr. Mooney chose to expand in New Jersey, the Livingstons' strategy is to convince executives that Long Island abounds in demographically desirable consumers with fresh opinions, if only someone would ask.
Increasingly, the most desirable consumers will opt out by ignoring commercial radio and television and hiding behind technologies that exempt them from the onslaught, until advertisers are left with something like Lloyd's barren commons all over again, applied to consumer consciousness: scrawny companies feeding off overgrazed pasture.
