Sentence examples for eventual consumers from inspiring English sources

Even if clinical researchers could match the demographics of study populations to those of the likely users of these medicines, no group of trial volunteers could ever match the extraordinary biological diversity of the drugs' eventual consumers.

Din Tai Fung's dumplings were assembled in something resembling a high-tech clean room, in full view of their eventual consumers.

And of course, there's the eventual consumer launch to fret over.

Positional tracking is something that Oculus has previously said they're working on building into the eventual consumer release of the Rift, though they've yet to explain how they'll get it done.

Taking a few pages from the Oculus playbook on communicating an eventual consumer product in language geared towards developers early-on would likely be wise for the company if its path to the consumer is as lengthy as recent reports have made it out to be.

While the moves seem slow to those watching the space, you have to acknowledge that building up the partnerships in advance and then thoroughly testing the product before hyping its launch, may be a smarter way to encourage eventual consumer adoption of the Isis wallet over..well, Square perhaps, and whatever Apple might announce one day, if it chooses to do so.

Getting in bed with CCP as a co-publisher guarantees Eve: Valkyrie prime placement for the Rift's eventual consumer launch, but it also means that Oculus will have the equivalent of a top-flight 'console exclusive', so to speak, complete with established brand recognition.

Eventual U.S. consumer retrenchment and the resulting recession will spread abroad, another reason to expect worldwide stock market weakness.

The L.E.A.P. conference will be an opportunity for the company to bring more developers to its platform to build up a content library ahead of an eventual more consumer-facing release.

So the eventual cost to consumers has plenty of room to come down.

The dangers of Microsoft abusing its power to cow a marvellously dynamic industry to the eventual detriment of consumers are real enough.