Sentence examples for lavish consumers from inspiring English sources

As it is, only about one-sixth of the world's population of 6 billion are lavish consumers of energy.

Besides computers, there are no lavish consumer goods in evidence at their apartment.

With lavish consumer spending providing the stimulus, the American economy turned in another very robust quarter, the government reported yesterday, as new evidence emerged that prosperity is finally pushing up labor costs, raising fears of higher inflation.

Despite lavish subsidies in Shenzhen, consumers were offered 120,000 yuan per vehicle electric cars still cost more than the petrol-powered sort.

All retailers will be nervously checking their shop fronts and online stores this year in the hope of a stampede of American consumers in lavish mood after Thanksgiving.

Unlike other consumer-goods makers, which pitch their wares directly to the consumer, drug companies lavish most of their marketing money on doctors medical middlemen in an effort to persuade them to prescribe their products to consumers (ie, patients).

But he was careful not to promise lavish new spending or threaten new consumer taxes.

Six big processing companies which reap a lavish reward from the high prices European consumers pay for sugar are likely to stymie efforts to reform a system dating back to the late 1960s.

Consumers are cutting back on lavish spending, opting to stay home rather than go out, and Domino's' email ordering system means quick pizza is only a few clicks away.

Now, we're living in a "post-truth" world full of lavish fashion, loud design, and logo-crazed consumers.

Too many entrepreneurs spend millions up-front creating lavish websites, apps and services that hinge on consumers pressing a single button or answering a specific call to action.