Sentence examples for profusion of consumer from inspiring English sources
Elberse argues that the profusion of consumer choice only increases the pressure on big media companies to create grand spectacles that bring us together.
But a profusion of benchmarks may just confuse consumers.
On the other hand, Mr. Levinson said, containerization has made a profusion of low-cost goods available to consumers.
The success of those pioneers has inspired a profusion of new models from both computer and consumer electronics firms that are eager to tap into new higher-speed wireless digital networks.
As a consumer overwhelmed by the profusion of brands, it's increasingly more confusing and difficult to know what's right for your little Balthazar or Zorro.
If anything, consumers are blessed with a profusion of superb, distinctive gins in many guises that are widely available, among them the elegant, graceful Plymouth; the crisp, proper Tanqueray; the classic Beefeaters and Boodles; and the more exotic Citadelle and Hendrick's.
Such has always been the modest philosophy of this column....the US consumer is beginning to confront a profusion of new chateux, variteals, arsenals and appellations of flash point, none previously familiar here... Today I shall deal with the most often-posed concerns.
Consumers have been blessed with a profusion of wonderful wines from sources that few would have predicted as recently as the turn of the century.
In the months ahead, consumers are likely to see a profusion of ads not only telling them that a diamond is forever, a longtime De Beers slogan, but also asking them to look for the gemstone equivalent of the union label.
A result is a profusion of specialized sites that not only allow for entertaining browsing but help trip providers and trip consumers to be more sure that their interests are matching up.
