Sentence examples for ignite consumer from inspiring English sources
3D television, for instance, has failed to ignite consumer demand.
The scheme has had no impact whatsoever on house purchase levels and has failed to ignite consumer confidence".
Moxi was the latest effort by the computer and entertainment industries to ignite consumer interest in various types of interactive television.
The survey points to continuing problems with the wearables market, where products such as Google Glass have so far failed to ignite consumer interest, and devices such as fitness trackers show high rates of abandonment.
But now Mr Kojima and Sony have said that he will create a game exclusively for PlayStation 4. No details of the game or any indication of release date have been announced but Mr Kojima's new studio will "push the boundaries in innovation and ignite consumer interest worldwide," according to a statement.
Tim Cook won't offer exact sales figures because the only insights competitors will glean is that if Apple has failed to ignite consumer demand with a halo product, then they surely can't with a rival offering.
The combination of bigger tax credits for families with children; reduced withholding from paychecks, beginning in July; and refunds for taxes paid in the first six months of this year would quickly ignite consumers' spending, she said.
And they hope that their exotic new confections will re-ignite consumer interest with a passion.
The price hit $37 in September, the highest since the Persian Gulf war a decade ago, and gasoline prices in the Midwest climbed to more than $2.50 a gallon, igniting consumer outrage and government inquiries.
The first in this series of television ads airs initially in the U.S., and it aims to re-ignite consumer excitement about the broader value of Windows.
By allowing you not only to watch TV shows on the PC monitor but also to record them to the hard drive, a la Tivo and Sonicblue 's ReplayTV, both are hoping to re-ignite consumer interest in the personal computer.
