Sentence examples for shopper favours from inspiring English sources

The average Waitrose shopper favours not the delights of a chocolate-coated biscuit, or a big old deck of bourbons, but instead literally prefers a malted milk.

In a note on Tesco, Black forecast a seasonal uplift for the supermarket as shoppers favour a less stressful experience over value.

In China, for example, 79% of shoppers favour a store close to home; the same goes for us Brits, with half the population citing location as the key reason for choosing their supermarket, ahead of price and range.

Big stores such as Colney are falling out of favour with shoppers.

Cheap and cheerful Aldi and Lidl are increasingly favoured by shoppers but Shore Capital's retail bod Clive Black thinks quality will out, particularly at this time of year.

Clive Black, a retail analyst at Shore Capital, said that the major supermarkets should be concerned that they were falling out of favour with shoppers.

Word broke that the internet giant was selling DVDs at differing prices, to see which web browsers happened to be favoured by shoppers least concerned about cost, former executives say.

"On balance we think that the power has swung back in favour of shoppers this year and we expect record online purchases over the next few days," said Keith Richardson, managing director of the retail sector at Lloyds' commercial banking.

Data from retail analysts Springboard indicated that shoppers were continuing to favour buying online rather than heading out to the shops.

The instinct of saving may be stronger among the online shoppers, many of whom favoured the Internet because it was a better place to find good deals and bargains.

Asda has said it is pulling back on Black Friday deals in favour of spreading savings across the holiday period, to avoid what it calls "shopper fatigue".