Sentence examples for incremental purchases from inspiring English sources

While many of those users probably didn't pay for PhotoShop, they're willing to make incremental purchases to buy templates or fonts for use in their design work — and that's where Creative Market comes in.

Our best and most buzz worthy stretch goal was one where our existing backers got something of value without an incremental purchase if we hit a new goal.

Combining the ability to measure all the way to the point of sale with cross-channel attribution technology will equip automotive advertisers with their holy grail – the ability to precisely quantify how their digital media is driving incremental vehicle purchases – and to finally move away from last-touch based measurement and inaccurate metrics.

Still, the fact that Facebook could own the technology that will enable incremental data purchases is a sign of how it is also bringing one more piece of the connectivity puzzle under its own wing.

Because so many of the subsidies would be wasted, it would cost taxpayers about $44,000 for each incremental home purchase.

Optimists say that at least 70% of the scrappage purchases were incremental sales made to people who would not normally have bought a new car.

The insights they provide, purchased through incremental payments, (for the most part) will benefit everyone — insurers, drug makers, hospitals, doctors and, most of all, patients.

The incremental change in the purchasing of fruit and vegetables and of diet soft-drinks and water associated with the intervention will be converted to incremental cost-effectiveness ratios expressed as $ per Disability-Adjusted Life Years (DALYs) saved.

Amazon is missing out on that incremental revenue from in-app purchases at the moment.

In addition, Mike May points out that as the number of people participating in a purchase increases, the incremental cost of that transaction to the merchant decreases considerably.

"We are not opposed to a rate reduction," he said, "but they continue to give Con Ed a pass-through on incremental costs of Con Ed's purchase of energy".