Sentence examples for lived consumers from inspiring English sources

This model assumes infinitely lived consumers with free access to capital markets, assumptions that would seem to be very favorable to the notion that changes in expected future policy matter.

For long lived consumers such as marine mammals this is extremely difficult, especially when working with a tissue such as teeth where the isotopic signature represents the integrated signature over the life time of the animal (the average age of the animals in this study was 11 years- the oldest animal was 30 years).

We explored how movement strategy (correlated random walk) and patterns of mortality risk affected the spatial distribution of living (consumer subsidies) and dead individuals (nutrient/energy subsidies).

The expected utility that an area offers will depend on a number of factors including wages and employment opportunities, the local cost of living, consumer amenities and quality of life, and the tastes and preferences of the individual making the migration decision (Clark and Hunter 1992; Franklin 2003).

Such signs pointed toward Fusarium's being picked up where users lived, with consumers' lens-care habits playing at least some role in the infections.

With technology becoming more and more entwined in our daily lives, consumers are increasingly forgoing traditional retail channels for the flexibility of mobile commerce.

"Sears gives AOL face-to-face access to real, live consumers and will provide a venue to educate them and demonstrate to them the value of broadband," says Gomez Advisors analyst Jill Frankle.

Both doTerra and Young Living encourage consumers to drink certain oils, a position that's controversial even among alternative-health practitioners.

From a microeconomic point of view inflation increases cost of living for consumers.

Emap also owns several cable television shows, Web sites and live consumer events, including the Gravity Games, sports games aimed at the teenage market that are broadcast on NBC every summer.

By applying the "Futures Wheel" method we explored how individuals think future energy policy measures would impact their lives (consumer-perspective).