Sentence examples for embrace consumer from inspiring English sources
"If they want more smokers to switch to e-cigarettes, public health campaigners should embrace consumer choice and oppose unnecessary restrictions on the sale, marketing and promotion of this potentially game-changing product".
If, on the other hand, you went looking for signals that Hollywood and the rest of the media business are finally ready to embrace consumer technology, chances are, you had yourself a pretty good time.
If the notion of the DoD moving to embrace consumer tech is a little surprising though, you may just have to get used to it.
If the U.S. giant does carry out the plan that Bloomberg is reporting it would (easily) be the largest company to embrace consumer blockchain service.
Wagoner: While many customers are enjoying ZipDial for a more specific pain point like collecting customer feedback, my favorite use case is when customers embrace consumer loyalty more completely.
Automotive: Cars, too, have taken on increasing importance in the show over the last several years, thanks in part to automakers like Ford making a major push to embrace consumer electronics.
Most importantly, Mr Okano, who has led Suruga for nearly 30 years, embraced consumer lending, despite other bankers' disdain.
In approach and ambition, Ofcom will be a "reach out" regulator that embraces consumer protection by promoting effective competition and choice.
More Americans are embracing consumer genetic testing, but the Food and Drug Administration limits what major firms like 23andMe or Ancestry.com can say about a consumer's health.
It's reminiscent of the passage in season one where, apparently having given f.soc the brush-off, he embraces consumer society to the tune of Len's Steal My Sunshine.
While large CPG umbrella brands have countless, mass-produced product lines, new entrant CPGs are embracing consumer trends of shopping small, opting for organic and displaying a preference for small-batch, high-quality products (think microbreweries).
