Sentence examples for spur consumer adoption from inspiring English sources

The unfolding war in Iraq is expected to spur consumer adoption of the paid-subscription streaming news services recently launched by ABC News and Yahoo!, as well as existing pay services from CNN and RealNetworks.

Those cuts are intended to spur consumer spending and growth.

What will spur consumer spending?

Greater awareness could spur consumers to demand retailers offer recycling of their synthetic fabrics.

Speeding up battery charging, which typically can take anywhere from between 4 and 12 hours to charge on electric cars, could significantly spur the convenience factor of these vehicles, and help with consumer adoption.

Mike Hickey, a video game industry analyst at Janco Partners, said the release of the new Take-Two game could excite consumers, spur adoption of the consoles and, in turn, even help sales of software by other game makers.

Whether consumer adoption will be strong is unknown.

It, too, cited "limited consumer adoption" of the technology.

"These are the things that will drive consumer adoption".

When consumer adoption really takes off, Princeton eCom will be capturing money in bucketfuls".

Perhaps, I suggest, the wireless Internet isn't ready for widespread consumer adoption.