Sentence examples for inviting consumers from inspiring English sources

Martha Stewart Everyday will start to run a television commercial today inviting consumers to join Ms. Stewart's "space program".

There are also plans for a contest called the Next Big Move, inviting consumers to perform for a chance to appear in a commercial.

Linda Price, the president of Neighbor, the ad agency, said the videos are "more about inviting consumers in rather than pushing the brand out".

The skits will present the results of a contest on the car's Web site (hhrya.com) inviting consumers to create videos or photographs featuring the letters "HHR".

The 2000 Financial Services and Markets Act says anyone inviting consumers to make investments should be authorised unless the content of the communication is approved by an authorised person.

There Inc., a four-year-old company based in Menlo Park, Calif., is now inviting consumers to register for a public test of the product by going to www.there.com.com

In addition, they lack focus on mental health problems or the involvement of young people other than inviting consumer organisations to comment on draft reports.

"We are inviting those consumers back to HealthCare.gov, where they can reset and successfully finish their applications without needing to complete the appeals process," said Albright, the agency spokesman.

Fast, easy to clean and load, and paired with nicely crafted filtered cones, the OTTO blends technology with simplicity, inviting new consumers to try cannabis joints--no rolling experience needed.

Becoming a natural part of the consumer's life and inviting the consumer to be a primary author of the brand's narrative is a compelling value proposition for both.

The product can be merely placed in close proximity to another product, inviting the consumer to make the judgment autonomously; or the consumer can be explicitly directed to make the comparison.