Sentence examples for expectations of consumer from inspiring English sources

The accessory, released today, is like the Pi itself in that it makes few concessions to modern expectations of consumer products that you plug 'n' play.

Investments in sustainability actions normally mean financial burdens at least in a short-term view, which do not, or if at all, might only pay-off, e.g., due to the fulfilment of stakeholder needs in the long-run (for example meet expectations of consumer groups like LOHAS [Life of Health and Sustainability (Ray and Anderson 2000)], green investment, CO2 emission certificates).

But these days, as they respond to the rising number of students seeking help for stress-related conditions on campus and the expectations of consumer-minded parents, many colleges are extending the therapeutic culture far beyond treatment for clinical depression and bipolar disorders.

Every market is different and the expectations of consumers vary significantly from country to country.

"They used a very low voltage element that never met the expectations of consumers," he said.

Coverage and quality are improving, but not fast enough to meet the growing expectations of consumers and businesses.

But in the last decade, a new crop of boxed brands — including Black Box, a Constellation Wines brand — has aimed to raise the expectations of consumers.

But Coursera and Udacity both insist that this reflects the different expectations of consumers of free products, who can browse costlessly.

The Conference Board's index of consumer confidence for November increased 4.2 points, to reach 54.1, the highest level since June, while the expectations of consumers as measured by the index rose to 74.2, the highest level since May.

The decision also highlights the large gulf between the expectations of consumers — who demand a wealth of free and easily accessible content on the Internet — and the media companies, who are seeking a more profitable business model online.

But he emphasized that the central bank would remain concerned about inflation expectations of consumers, who could demand higher wages, and businesses, which could raise prices and perhaps cut spending.