Sentence examples for fickle preferences from inspiring English sources
But the draw to be near the cool kid in Silicon Valley may reflect the particular alchemy of business success here — a mysterious combination of timing, luck and the fickle preferences of users.
Some corporations, like Apple and Starbucks, are dependent on fickle consumer preferences and public attitudes for the health of their businesses.
Call it Exhibit A in online consumers' fickle music preference – while millions of people around the world continue to swap music files illicitly, implicitly stating that the 99 cent per song rate for online music is too high, they'll gladly plunk down $2.49 for a brief snippet of a song that oftentimes sounds like a cheesy synthesizer riff from an old arcade game.
This is probably not just a coincidence; New Hampshire has a disproportionate number of independent voters, and their preferences are more fickle than those of strong partisans.
Graphic designers are fickle consumers of typographic fashion, their preferences changing on a whim.
So while there was no entrance poll data in Colorado and while Mr. Romney may have been more organized in Nevada, we can still probably conclude that voter preferences have been incredibly fickle in this primary season.
Americans can be very fickle.
