Sentence examples for trends consumers from inspiring English sources

Fortuitously for Ellie, it plays into two recent beauty trends: consumers looking for niche products their friends don't have; and scent nostalgia, the fragrance equivalent of comfort food.

The industry will feel the effects of two trends: consumers taking greater control of their spending, and government reforms that are intended to promote more competition.

In recent trends, consumers seek beverages or drinks that help improve on their health status due to the increasing rate of diseases and sicknesses hence most non-alcoholic drinks on the market have an additional value of health benefits.

The fund's four managers, led by Klaus Kaldemorgen in Frankfurt, have selected ten companies in each of five categories that DWS has identified as global trends: consumers' thirst for brand names; the rapid growth of information technology; health care; emerging markets; and the rising consumption of energy.

I am not into designer trends, market trends, consumer demands or whatever the talk of times is.

This provides big businesses with a way to understand new trends, consumer habits, and disruptive innovation and technology.

We will also rely on these stakeholders for relevant information on the market situation (trends, consumer tastes, feelings and comments amongst other things).

Mr. Tachikawa hopes the new income will offset another worrying trend: consumers who are willing to wait until prices fall before they switch handsets.

The end of a tax credit has caused the housing market new pain.So if the economy is to grow much faster than its 2.5% trend, consumers must start borrowing and spending again.

Reacting to the trend, consumer groups and auto clubs have expressed concern about the extent to which this ploy might be used by greedy municipalities not as safety measures but as inexpensive, high-technology speed traps to bolster local revenues.

"It's not just designers who are contributing to the end of boldface trends... consumers, too, are rejecting the commandments of the editorial elite, taking inspiration from peers around the world to craft their own interpretations of style.