Sentence examples for shopping propensity from inspiring English sources

Previous studies revealed that clothing acculturation appears in the gaps of clothing norm, aesthetic standard, body image, ethnic identity, and shopping propensity between immigrants and new society.

A consumer-goods brand that aimed its marketing at its most fervent fans would lose sales: a typical Coke drinker buys one or two bottles a year.Forget me notWhat constitutes brand equity, Mr Sharp contends, is "physical and mental availability", by which he means the opportunity for consumers to find products in shops and their propensity to think of the brand when shopping.

The version of the Bass model to describe sales of new products used in this paper is: S t = e - p + q t 1 + q p e - p + q t 2 where S t) is the rate of change of adoption (at time t) p and q are the coefficients of innovation (the propensity for shops to stock products independent of other shops) and imitation (the propensity for shops to stock products in response to the behavior of peer shops).

Goldman (1976) provides empirical evidence on the coherence between income and the propensity of shopping at a specific facility.

Another factor that could spur late sales this year, he added, was the propensity of consumers to shop online on Mondays and Tuesdays.

That, of course, translates to an increased propensity for robbing chicken shops and throwing cats in rivers, leading to the eventual moral decline of an entire generation.

One common thread between the Pujas and Eids is the propensity amongst the faithful to shop for new clothes and gifts with the same fervor and joy as Christmas shoppers in my adopted homeland of United States.

("I didn't wear a tie to my own wedding," he said as he shopped — one of the lines that, given Joao's propensity for salty language, could be printed here).

Obama officials also had a propensity to host meetings at nearby coffee shops to avoid the logs entirely.

Consumer innovativeness has also been widely explored in the literature to explain consumers' propensity to use new technology (e.g., online shopping, computer technologies) (Hartman, et al. 2006; Venkatesh et al. 2012).

A dress like this  yellow striped ASOS style, that looks garish in the shop will be just right for the sun, and any propensity to spill is forgotten at the sight of white broderie anglaise – even the most formal dresser will begin to loosen up.