Sentence examples for tiny consumer from inspiring English sources
While Mr. Prince may not possess the flash of Mr. Dimon, the two men worked hand in hand with Mr. Weill in the 1980's and 90's, performing the deal-related alchemy that turned a tiny consumer finance company in Baltimore into today's Citigroup.
Veterans griped about sites like TechCrunch and ValleyWag making sweeping statements about the Valley, but really only reporting on a comparatively small-money resurgence in the then tiny consumer Internet space.
Working with equipment ranging from tiny consumer cameras to higher-end professional gear, he apparently created his own system for three-dimensional effects, largely by manipulating two overlaid images in post-production.
But some parents and researchers worry that the company's gain has come at a cost to its tiny consumers: diminishing the demand for their imagination, the very element that made the Lego brand famous in the first place.
Still, the law has a habit of defying the sceptics, to the great good fortune of those of us enjoying tiny, powerful consumer electronics.
Only a tiny fraction of consumer sales -- 1.2percentt -- currently take place over the Internet, according to the Boston Consulting Group.
If these tiny acts of consumer choice are the most meaningful actions in our lives, perhaps we aren't thinking and acting on a sufficiently big scale.
The design is scalable too, so the same manufacturing process turns out tiny cells for consumer electronics or bigger ones to power cars.The aim is to find a way into a mass-market product.
Lilliputian Systems, as the name implies, is concerned with making big changes using tiny technology in consumer electronics such as phones and laptops.
Tiny bottles mean consumers can sample high-quality individual wines without committing to buy a traditional 750-milliliter bottle of each one.
Aside from advertising linked to search engine results, paid online ads have been less successful, with only tiny fractions of consumers actually clicking on them.
