Sentence examples for key segment of from inspiring English sources

In this way, retailers can tap into the key segment of consumers who buy on impulse.

Artie Bulgrin, ESPN's senior vice president for research, said this year's declines were accelerated by a key segment of viewers focused on the war in Iraq.

In aligning himself with the view that the bill is insufficiently compassionate, he is in agreement with a key segment of his party, including many Hispanic voters, that want more focus on reuniting families.

Crucially, this scheme will not only help first-time buyers but also second-steppers, a key segment of the housing market that is also in need of more support and attention".

Under the LDP, Japan would not consider membership, since the country's farmers, a key segment of the LDP's base, stand to lose the protections of tariffs on imported staples.

But the season was less than a week old when he insulted a key segment of the fan base by professing his admiration for Castro in a Time magazine article.

And yet, there was no getting around the evidence that the stock-market correction coincided with an actual slowdown in some key segments of the technology industry.

The decision to run away from a President who remains popular within his party and with key segments of the electorate is inscrutable, but no more so than the state of affairs that facilitated it.

The deal "continues our strategy of focusing on our four key segments of telecommunications and electronics, health care and specialty products, fire and security services, and flow control," said Dennis Kozlowski, Tyco's chief executive.

That model was based on kings and military dictators capturing the oil revenue, ensconcing themselves in power — protected by well-financed armies and security services — and buying off key segments of their populations.

"The artificial and monopolar support of a monopoly on key segments of the world economy became the fundamental cause of the crisis," Mr. Medvedev said in a keynote address to the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, an annual opportunity for Russian authorities to lay out their economic policy thinking and court foreign investors.