Sentence examples for for which consumers from inspiring English sources

— Every successful luxury car needs an identity for which consumers will pay a premium.

It not only attempts to appeal to the mainstream of the European market, but also produces vehicles, such as versions of the pint-sized 500, for which consumers are willing to pay more.

They will not be able to continue the sort of revenue growth they have enjoyed recently, without offering something new for which consumers are prepared to pay a premium.

In August Harvard Business Review Press launched an outlet for e-books, also DRM-free.In October sales of the "Humble eBook Bundle", a package of no-locks books for which consumers paid whatever they wanted (and chose how to split it between the author and a charity), was a big success.

"Until they could introduce new products for which consumers are willing to pay more - by taking frozen food upmarket - the only option they had was to reduce the cost line," the source said, adding that a series of executive changes meant the entire group was short of media expertise, leaving it exposed to the latest damaging revelations.

Abercrombie & Fitch and American Eagle carry only store brands, for which consumers seem to be even more fickle than for producer brands.

G.M. also said that, like Ford, it would achieve almost all of its improvement through changes in conventional gasoline-powered engines, rather than by switching to potentially dirty diesel engines or introducing partly electric engines for which consumer demand is unclear.

Small, inexpensive sensors can now see our world in all three dimensions, for which consumer applications no amount of megapixels alone could achieve.

Another interesting extension of the model could consider a generalised welfare objective for which consumer surplus and platforms' profits have different valuation in the objective function of the publicly owned firm.

Charges were adjusted to economic costs through the use of cost-to-charge ratios (for details see Appendix 2 in reference 14; we adjusted 2002 dollars to 2004 dollars, the last year for which consumer price indices were available at the time of this study [ 15, 16]).

But there's no such precedent for televisions, which consumers have been known to hang on to for decades.