Sentence examples for responding to consumer needs from inspiring English sources

Lee stressed that Samsung was responding to consumer needs in different markets with a diversified product portfolio according to target countries.

"At the heart of who we are, this is about responding to consumer needs and requests and ensure they're delighted and empowered and happy with their choice of Samsung as a brand," Ketrina Dunagan, vice president for retail marketing, said in an interview.

I expected to learn countless lessons about business theory and responding to consumer needs.

"We do think that, in the future, voice will be orders of magnitude further along than it is today in understanding and responding to consumer needs.

And, as Mr Blair has argued umpteen times before, it was not just the inadequate funding of the past that was the problem, but the inability of monopolistic provision to respond to consumer needs.

Turning the disparity between "safety" and "perception of safety" at the consumer level to their advantage, manufacturers have implemented "reassurance measures" to respond to consumer needs.

The Europe segment is engaged in developing and implementing packaging strategies to respond to consumer needs through the availability of family packaging and lower-cost first-time buyer packaging and advancements in the energy drinks category.

Such blanket bans are an anomaly in the broader economy, where most manufacturers compete to respond to consumer needs by choosing from among direct sales to consumers, reliance on independent dealers, or some combination of the two.

On the one hand, there is an increasing demand for products with a high technological content which respond to consumer needs in terms of practicality of use, nutritional content and amount of specific molecules (functional products with low calorie content, enriched foods).

Everyone in the medical supply chain now claims to be "patient centered" and that they respond to consumer needs.

Rovi has created the capability to respond to consumers' needs and interests.