Sentence examples for wealthy consumer from inspiring English sources

But it represents the subordination of all social concerns to the aesthetic preferences of the wealthy consumer.

South Africa, with its small but wealthy consumer classes and their first world sensibilities, represents the potential that Africa holds for Japan as it seeks new ways to build its economy.

She then spoke about money laundering, and suggested that the world's wealthy consumer nations bore the greatest responsibility for creating the demand for narcotics, and for owning the banks and tax havens where narco-traffickers launder their ill-gotten gains.

As this elite group is not satisfied by political representation, it frequently wages desperate, confused battles against the state through the news media, whose advertisers appreciate anything that gets the attention of the wealthy consumer — especially news reports of imaginary revolutions against elected politicians.

"The idea is it's an easy sale," says Wood, and the demo does appeal to the wealthy consumer's mind-set by flashing this message on the screens: "You have an enormous blank canvas hanging in your living room.

It tends to have a less wealthy consumer base.

It can't be that Apple is simply a massively successful and wealthy consumer-products company, because, if that were the case, then how could we account for the way we venerate its executives, mark its product announcements like minor national holidays, and visit its stores like pilgrims?

Already, wealthy consumers in these countries have proved a godsend to the world's leading brands of luxury goods.

Demand from newly wealthy consumers in China and elsewhere has helped to power the industry's rebound.

In large part, ads that are aimed at wealthy consumers — or "influencers," as Mr. Beckman calls them.

The 2008 recession reportedly led to the demise of conspicuous consumption with wealthy consumers abandoning luxury goods that prominently display their brands for more subdued designs.