Sentence examples for high-value consumers from inspiring English sources

Some federal regulators and privacy advocates warn that this kind of data-mining could be used to aim at consumers vulnerable to predatory lending practices, for instance, or to favor certain high-value consumers with instant, attentive customer service while relegating other people to interminable wait time.

Other companies that specialize in ranking consumers use computer algorithms to covertly score Internet users, identifying some as "high-value" consumers worthy of receiving pitches for premium credit cards and other offers, while dismissing others as a waste of time and marketing money.

According to Bradlow, social networking companies could sell applications (like Apple's iTunes Store does), aggregate massive audiences for advertisers or target high-value consumers that are coveted by Madison Avenue.

The Trumps junior use Twitter like regular people use Facebook, for animals, babies, palm trees and high-value consumer items.

Tata's other big UK plant, at Port Talbot in south Wales, makes higher grade, speciality steel for use in the booming automotive and aerospace sectors and for high-value consumer packaging.

Resource-scarce Japan is almost entirely dependent on imported fuel, and it has long relied on robust exports of high-value consumer goods and industrial products, such as machine tools, to help counter the cost of importing its energy needs.

"Premium products attract high value consumers; for Apple, remaining highly profitable and driving revenue from its entire ecosystem is of greater importance than market share statistics".

Instead of an emphasis on efficient farm production and increasing scale, the focus would need to be on meeting the needs of selected high value consumers.

If you define MENA as the 6 'GCC' countries plus Egypt, Lebanon & Jordan you will find the highest value consumers, enterprises and entrepreneurs.

The new financing round values the startup at $4 billion, according to Bloomberg, making it one of the higher valued consumer startups — and based around house decorations, no less.

Big corporations and venture capitalists see the possibilities of using the Internet of Things (IoT) to capture even more high-value private consumer data.