Sentence examples for retain consumer from inspiring English sources

The European Commission in Brussels has pushed Google and other American Internet companies to shorten the period for which they retain consumer data.

"Many in our sector were tempted by lower costs in order to retain volume," says Carol Wright, a spokesperson for the group, "but without investment in new designs, they have struggled to retain consumer interest.

And, I've had to learn how to leverage all types of content, from consumer-generated to company-generated to content captured inside the pages of the magazines we offer to grab, engage and retain consumer interest.

Last year, Tetra Pak pulled in revenue of €11.6 billion, or $15.4 billion, much of it from its food-processing and containers business, and it wants to retain consumers' confidence.

The idea is sound - retain consumers by tying them to the brand, and so to future sales - but set against the might of Google or Microsoft, it's an uphill struggle.

It also rolled out products with new features, such as lighter shoes with better cushioning, to try to retain consumers.Executives at Nike, in the language of their trade, like to talk about playing "offence" when it comes to corporate strategy.

McNealy will see demand for his company's products grow as telecom carriers roll out more new services, such as VoIP and gaming, to attract and retain consumers.

If Samsung is successful in building an attractive ecosystem for its mobile devices, that will help it retain consumers even if the phablet frenzy slows down.

The longer-term goal is to take advantage of their learnings as an early arrival to the smartwatch market to better understand how to engage and retain consumers on both the Android Wear and Apple Watch platforms.

That said, I can't see this as a standalone business... Search needs consolidation to draw (and retain) consumers en mass.

Cable TV distributors also are expected to fight back by making their bundles of Internet and TV channels "economically attractive as a way to retain consumers," Nomura Securities analyst Anthony DiClemente said.