Sentence examples for mainstream shopper from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rus of House & Garden said he was among those who abstain from eBay for that reason, and his innate aversion may speak for the mainstream shopper.

Labels will issue a "cut down" version of big-ticket releases – perhaps a two-disc version of a multi-disc set – to appeal to a more mainstream shopper and increase sales, which helps cover the investment necessary to compile a worthwhile product, especially given the time they take to compile.

Favado's struggle going forward is creating an app that can straddle both worlds – that of the power user and the mainstream shopper.

Diesel, Mr. Killen said, is still below the radar for many mainstream shoppers, even those seeking better mileage.

Many fashion fans were won over, but mainstream shoppers were not, with business analysts continuing to report falling sales.

Classical music has consistently been the biggest growth area for iTunes, where mainstream shoppers often find themselves sampling Brahms and Wagner while shopping for more regular fare (just as classically-minded shoppers are discovering, apparently, a taste for hip-hop).

What is new is that boycotting is surrendering to buycotting, the sending of positive, not just negative, signals; and that it is practiced increasingly by mainstream shoppers, not just die-hard activists.

But the merchants that have joined Amazon.com have high hopes, if not for sales directly from the partnership, then for increased awareness and acceptance of their goods among mainstream shoppers.

Still, it remains to be seen whether mainstream shoppers will be willing to give up the reassurance of ordering from stores like Ethan Allen or Pottery Barn, where furnishings can be inspected in person and returned to a known entity.

Lore's thesis is that, as online purchasing becomes more mainstream, shoppers will begin to look less like the wealthier, tech-savvy generation that currently uses sites like Amazon for the sake of convenience and, particularly, for the company's obsession with fast shipping.

Maybe the answer will involve making farmers market produce more available to mainstream shoppers.