Sentence examples for sizeable consumer from inspiring English sources
The moves, announced Tuesday after a two-day board meeting, and after a search that took longer than one month to complete, come as Citigroup faces shrinking capital levels, $13 billion or more in new write-downs, and deterioration in its sizeable consumer loan portfolio not only mortgages but auto loans and credit cards.
In recent years, a sizeable percentage of consumer loans (whether auto loans, student loans, or credit cards) have been securitized, allowing lenders to offload the risk to outside investors.
"We believe a sizeable percentage of consumers interested in buying an Apple tablet sat out the third quarter in anticipation of an announcement about the new iPad mini".
These numbers are hard to reconcile with decision costs alone; it appears that unless a sizeable fraction of consumers place large values on plan features other than cost, they are not optimizing effectively.
But it's easy to see Google and others buying the right to put ads in front of web-browsing users, with Adblock Plus essentially acting as a gatekeeper meting out access to that sizeable chunk of consumers.
Place these ingredients in the pot and the dish served is unpalatable to a sizeable section of western consumers, particularly in the UK – the ethical shopping capital of the world.
A sizeable majority (66percentt) of consumers polled believe TV commercials are more effective than online advertising.
Both Zymergen and Ginko raised a sizeable amount this year to produce myriad consumer goods using automated machinery – Zymergen recently closed a $44 million Series A round.
Pre-paid cards are not perfect: their fees can be sizeable and opaque, and they offer limited consumer protection.
European consumers, still Danone's most sizeable market, lost some 2.3% in sales; Asia, meanwhile, saw sales rise 10.7%.
Replacing such dirty fertilisers with the lighter-footed algae-derived sort may make a sizeable dent in carbon emissions, and spur environmentally conscious consumers to plump for foods grown using the technology.
