Sentence examples for senior consumer from inspiring English sources

The tip is based off the experience of Philip Reed, senior consumer advice editor at Edmunds.com.

But Philip Reed, senior consumer advice editor for Edmunds.com, offered some suggestions I never thought of.

"People's attitudes are shifting," said Philip Reed, senior consumer advice editor at Edmunds.com.

Vivianne Ihekweazu, senior consumer analyst at Mintel, said: "People like to emulate celebrities' styles and how they dress their children.

"Dealers really do need your car," said Philip Reed, senior consumer advice editor for Edmunds.com, the automotive research site.

"I try to look at this as the glass being half full," said Jack Russo, a senior consumer analyst at Edward Jones.

Furthermore, senior consumers show more emotional self-regulation and, thus, recover from negative emotions more quickly, which leads to higher post-recovery satisfaction compared with younger consumers.

The results suggest that senior consumers are attractive targets because they are likely to remain attached to familiar restaurants and consider fewer options compared with younger consumers.

Thus, we expected that age-related cognitive decline would lead senior consumers to revisit familiar restaurants and that seniors would possess superior emotional self-regulation in service failure and recovery situations.

Chattaraman et al. [4, 5] demonstrated that interactive virtual avatars increased website patronage intention among senior consumers.

No doubt senior consumers are sometimes frustrated if they or a family member is "paused" during their financial (or other business) dealings as these checks and balances are exercised, but we should all be thankful for the hiccups those protections bring.