Sentence examples for predicted consumer from inspiring English sources

She predicted consumer spending would grow by 2.6percentt, rather than the 3.2percentt rise of 1985.

The latest survey by the National Association for Business Economics, which was also released Monday, predicted consumer spending would rise 3.2 percent this year, up significantly from the actual spending gain of 1.8 percent in 2010.

The findings of this study will enable marketers to develop appropriate post-crisis strategies based on predicted consumer responses depending on the level of brand equity and branding strategy.

The revision came in the bank's quarterly inflation report, where the bank also predicted consumer prices would rise 5.8percentthis yearar, up from a previous forecast of 5.5percentt and well above the government's year-end target of 5.1percentt.

But he predicted consumers would actually like the thermometer campaign.

And, by developing software that analysed and predicted consumers' tastes, companies like Amazon were encouraging people to wallow in esoterica.

The British Retail Consortium predicted consumers would embark on a £90bn spending spree over the summer – which includes TVs and barbecues – as a buoyant mood swept the UK.

That report predicted consumers could make savings worth hundreds of dollars by switching the energy plans from the median standing offer to the cheapest market offer.

But if energy prices climb as high as predicted, consumers are likely to pay more attention than usual to the opportunities to be more efficient, and retailers expect the results to show up at cash registers.

comScore just released its U.S. online holiday spending numbers for the season to-date, and as predicted, consumers continued to spend online in record amounts.

Predicting consumer behavior with Web search.