"impulsive purchase" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to buying something without really thinking it through or wanting it for a long time. For example, "I regret my impulsive purchase of a new handbag last week."
Bonuses are spent differently than more predictable income, he said, citing "impulsive purchases, like jewelry from Tiffany's for a girlfriend".
It was the sort of New York standby that stayed open, always ready for one of life's impulsive purchases: chips, candy, cigarettes, beer.
People who really need guns — and many, my folks among them, do — can get them and use them safely, while there are hedgerows, so to speak, against impulsive purchases or unsafe or frankly homicidal use.
People who really need guns and many, my folks among them, do can get them and use them safely, while there are hedgerows, so to speak, against impulsive purchases or unsafe or frankly homicidal use.
Impulsive purchases are tamed by the desire to seek a better value, however with a POS at your fingertips, the right combination of a call to action, pricing and product could trump self restraint," Weinswig commented.
The biggest downside of DAZZ is that it takes several hours to get your photostyle previews ready, so it's not the most ideal way to trigger impulsive purchases (although you are notified by e-mail once the previews are ready for your evaluation).
Why it happened: I made too many impulsive purchases online.
This not only conserves shelf space, it reinforces the model of fast, convenient and impulsive purchases.
With purchases just a few clicks away on their computers or smart phones, teens are constantly enticed to make impulsive purchases.
