Sentence examples for marketed at a from inspiring English sources

"The first successful channels directly marketed at a particular demographic were children's channels," she explains.

After controls were lifted, they continued to seek out new varieties of fruits and vegetables that could be marketed at a premium.

He said that the economic crisis had forced companies to start producing higher-quality products that can be marketed at a higher price.

G2 will handle print advertising, direct mail, in-store merchandising and promotional programs for the brand, which is being marketed at a price between so-called generic brands and so-called premium brands like Marlboro, Winston and Kool.

Mr. Eliasson's neat, solar-powered Little Sun lamp, designed with engineer Frederik Ottesen, is to be marketed at a higher price to those in places already enjoying the luxury of electric power in order to subsidize the sale of the lamps to those off the grid.

Ibandronate was subsequently marketed at a dose of 150 mg/month (oral administration) or 3 mg i.v./3 months.

Nearby, three-bedroom flats are being marketed at an average of £3.2m.

Instead of being marketed at an adult or collector audience, it's aimed at children.

Those that become part of the permanent menu will be the best sellers now being test-marketed at a group of 13 Del Taco and Naugles restaurants in Costa Mesa and Mission Viejo.

For marketing to non-fans, it's usually better to market at a much lower level.

Israel marketed itself at a high price.