Sentence examples for one consumer products from inspiring English sources

It's classic dollars and sense: One consumer products maker is now tagging $10 cases of tuna fish, on which it makes a 5% margin.

One consumer products company executive told Schein about how her parents composted; another recalled spending time in her grandfather's apple orchard.

One consumer products company, after describing in an interview its plans to eventually use the chip in its widely known household products, called back and asked that the products not be mentioned, lest it create p.r. headaches before the company was ready for them.

When he took over he discovered that one consumer products company was paying only $180,000 a year for an exclusive deal that prohibited the team from striking an agreement with a competitor.

"On the commercial front, we entered into strategic agreements with multiple Tier One consumer product companies for the design and development of microdisplays for consumer head mounted devices and, together with these companies, negotiated with mass production manufacturers for higher volume production capabilities," it writes.

Never before has a company so large and influential been tethered to one consumer product.

At least one consumer product, though, has had a high degree of success in thwarting identity theft, and its popularity often rises with each high-profile case: home paper shredders, which can be bought for as little as $10.

One consumer product that does employ ANC is headphones available through specialty mail-order catalogues and retailers such as Brookstone and Bose.

Here's a quick example: In one large consumer products company, the CEO insisted on having detailed operational reports rolled up every month to the corporate level, which she then used for a monthly review meeting with business heads and corporate staff.

(One large consumer products company is in the process of setting sustainability targets, which it calls the "Eight Zeros").

Data have been obtained on fields associated with power lines on the one hand and consumer products on the other.