Sentence examples for wider range of consumer from inspiring English sources

"It also has, I would argue, more cultural options than most other Chinese cities, a wider range of consumer goods and services, better international transport links – all factors that go into the liveability rating," he added.

Both strategies have the same intent — to lure a wider range of consumers to electric cars.

However, the Apple Watch could be the first to matter to a wider range of consumers.

The R-8 and R-9, two models of augmented/virtual reality smart glasses aimed at a wider range of consumers and light business users.

The mini-car is key for GM in India, where the Asian automakers Suzuki, Toyota and Hyundai have had an edge because their small cars can navigate crowded Indian roads and are within the budget of a wider range of consumers.

It wasn't long ago that firms making hard drives physically small enough to fit into a pocket, but with enough capacity to hold several gigabytes of data, were too expensive to appeal to a wider range of consumers.

As the company grows, it's only natural that it will look to attract a wider range of consumers, beyond power-users who need tons of storage space and early adopters.

Now a team of 13, FilterEasy will use the additional funding for marketing purposes, to help get the word out and educate a wider range of consumers about the service's value, Tarkington says.

This points to these smaller, portable and more narrowly functional devices continuing their market placement as niche products that have yet to find a groove to appeal to a wider range of consumers.

Redefining the price-to-performance equation, the Home Cinema 6100 provides full 1920 x 1080 progressive high definition resolution at an amazing $1,999 price point, bringing the big-screen high definition home theater experience to an even wider range of consumers.

The problem with many of the current devices today include limited battery life and feature sets – things that could improve over time but may turn off a wider range of consumers in wearables' earlier days.