Sentence examples for orders from consumers from inspiring English sources

One online retailer, Scott Maybee, owner of Smokesignals.com, which sells Legal cigarettes, said he was getting repeat orders from consumers who like the cigarettes' taste.

That has made their debt repayments to European banks, their primary lenders, a much greater burden even as the global recession has meant a plunge in orders from consumers in the West.

Not only did Black Friday, a day once synonymous with in-store shopping, see the day's biggest online sales ever of $6.2 billion, but online orders from consumers choosing to pick up in stores surged 73% from Thursday to Friday, according to Adobe.

New York is the only major city that still counts Chinese as the top ordered food while Chicago is the only one that still devotes its allegiance to pizza, according to a blog post that was published on Tuesday by DoorDash and was based on "hundreds of thousands of orders" from consumers in its five-year history.

At most public markets, there are full-service seafood stalls in charge of taking and preparing orders from consumers.

After Kickstarter took down our campaign, we started accepting pre-orders directly from consumers, instead.

Samsung is said to be fielding more orders from its consumer electronics division, as well as from Apple competitor Amazon, in volumes that could make up for the loss of Apple as an LCD component customer.

Lazarus said companies cannot accept orders and payments from consumers and they cannot ship devices until they are approved.

It is clear from the evidence we have seen that competition is not working well enough and it is absolutely essential that, in order for consumers to benefit from competition, we obtain a greater level of engagement.

New orders for consumer goods, orders for nonmilitary capital goods and building permits all subtracted from the gauge.

One thing that typically happens and yet still surprises startup teams, is that after the campaign ends a founder might find that the company has received lots of orders from businesses rather than consumers.