Sentence examples for product breadth from inspiring English sources
It stands to benefit from consumers' growing attraction to one-stop financial shopping, he said, adding, "No one else can match their product breadth".
"No one financial company has the geographic and product breadth that Citigroup has," says Richard X . Bove an analyst with Ladenburg Thalmann.
In a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission SECC) last year it said: "We believe our scale and product breadth are unmatched within the industry".
"We believe our scale and product breadth are unmatched within the industry," the Freedom Group said in a filing last year with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
"If you walk into JPMorgan with $50,000, they're not going to say get out, but you're not going to get the level of service or product breadth that you might like.
Elsewhere Schroders has climbed 18p to £15.50 after a positive note on the asset management firm from Morgan Stanley, which moved from underweight to equalweight: We upgrade Schroders as product breadth in key allocation areas (e.g. multi-asset) and in geographical distribution, combined with reduced pressure in European retail, mean that our estimates are now marginally ahead of consensus.
I think the iPad, it's a profound product, the breadth of it is incredible, the appeal of it is universal.
Today, we sell relatively little packaged products while the breadth of products we sell is huge, covering most areas around computing, including even games and consumer products.
The review took awhile because of the depth of Unilever's product lines and breadth of its sales territories — and because in every corporate bureaucracy, changing old ways of doing things always runs into strong institutional resistance.
"We continue to like HP's long-term prospects for the strength of its brand, the quality of its product and the breadth of its capabilities, say Mowrey, who thinks a potential split up would be a bad idea, arguing HP benefits from its broad footprint in the business IT marketplace.
"As commerce becomes pervasive, every interaction in the physical world or on the web becomes an opportunity to inform, educate, and sell products and to do that well you need a product database with breadth, depth, and quality," Sanjay Parthasarathy, founder of Indix said in a statement.
