Sentence examples for group of purchasers from inspiring English sources

In 2013, an analysis by the estate agency Knight Frank estimated that almost a tenth of all buyers at the top end of the London market came from the former Soviet Union, while rival estate agents Savills calculated that Russians like to buy the biggest houses of any group of purchasers.

Another group of potential purchasers includes wealthy individual investors.

In addition to the timid, there is another group of prospective purchasers who have not yet acted.

Industry executives do say, however, that a brochure can be effective if it is used properly -- particularly if it is sent to targeted groups of prospective purchasers.

The main independent variable was the interaction term (difference-in-difference estimator) between the group (purchaser or non-purchaser) and time (2008 2011).

That there is a market for a Parks & Recreation Ron Swanson Bobble Head Toy shows a profound lack of self-awareness on the part of the purchasers, a group of people whose deep appreciation of the character doesn't extend to considering what Ron Swanson – a hypermasculine character who believes fish to be practically a vegetable – might make of adults collecting figurines.

"Data supports that the majority of women make health care decisions for their families, and women are the largest group of over the counter pharmaceutical purchasers," said Edwards, a cannabis entrepreneur and caregiver herself.

Pfizer's distribution restriction limits the sale of the seven products to a select group of wholesalers, distributors, and direct purchasers under the condition that they will not resell these products to correctional institutions for use in lethal injections, the company said.

In addition, the number of purchasers and total volume purchased increased.

It has grouped the purchasers of hospital treatment the general practitioners into Primary Care Trusts, which will soon control the bulk of the NHS budget, but which are poor at negotiating with hospitals on behalf of their patients.

Consumer fraud, illicit activities that involve deceit or trickery and are perpetrated against an individual purchaser or group of customers, resulting in financial loss or physical harm.