The phrase "impulsive purchases" is a valid and commonly used expression in written English.
It is often used to refer to something that someone has purchased without having previously planned or thought about it. For example: "Offering discounts was a smart move, as it encouraged more impulsive purchases from customers."
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).
He was making only a meager income from freelance book-reviewing, and this impulsive purchase left a family of six with $200 to live on.
Millennials are slightly more likely than Gen Xers, and much more likely than Baby Boomers, to make an impulsive purchase they later regret.
While at times most of us worry that we're spending too much or make "impulse" purchases we regret, compulsive buying is different from impulsive buying decisions.
Here's an alternative that should appeal both to suicide prevention experts and to gun rights advocates: Allow people who fear suicide to put their own names on the existing "do not sell" list to prevent impulsive gun purchase during a suicidal crisis.
Mr. Fleetwood's impulsive real-estate purchases led to his bankruptcy, and two subsequent restaurant investments turned out badly, as well.
