Sentence examples for perceived consumer from inspiring English sources

Automakers — American, Asian and European — all rushed to meet real or perceived consumer demand with models in market segments that have been largely overlooked.

Despite the enormous proliferation of online shopping in recent years, very little research has explored perceived consumer irritation or its determinants in online shopping environments.

For a particular manufacturer, it can identify the necessary engineering performance modifications to be made to improve their perceived consumer based ranking.

But the company, Seminis, dropped the melon project and most of its other work on biotech vegetables because of the high costs of obtaining regulatory approval and perceived consumer resistance.

There was little data on how households would respond to the concept and whatever information was available suggested a perceived consumer value of just 25 Swiss centimes versus a company-wide threshold requirement of 40 centimes.

In response to competitive threats from rivals Unilever, Henkel, and Colgate-Palmolive and to a perColgate-Palmolive and—P&G's European headquartors asked the Brussels-based research center to developerceivediquid laundry detergent.

Developer respondents perceive consumer indifference and lack of willingness to pay for open spaces in residential design, basing perceptions of market demand on their own prior experiences that do not include these design approaches.

According to the county report, Nestlé "expressed serious reservations about accepting the milk from vaccinated cows because of a perceived adverse consumer reaction, particularly in overseas markets".

In addition, hospitals are perceived by consumers to be time consuming and expensive while CAM is seen as being accessible, affordable and not-time consuming.

This paper proposes that the concept of consumer ethnocentrism can be examined by looking at departures from the strong price/quality relationship perceived by consumers in many countries.

In their study, consumer involvement was measured by interest in clothing, symbolic importance of clothing, and sensitivity to clothing trend perceived by consumers.