Sentences with phrase «companies latched onto it»

The fact that western AAA companies latched onto it after the recorded history of its issues in Asia is downright embarrassing.

Not exact matches

It pushed customers toward a $ 35 (including delivery) bouquet, only to discover that, even though customers latched onto it, the product did not perform well for the company from an economic standpoint.

There just aren't many tech companies going public for investors to latch onto.

In response to the demands of socially conscious consumers, many companies are latching onto Corporate Social Responsibility Standards that outline their labor auditing practices, but it's important to get as many specific details as possible since regulations are only helpful if they're followed.

A fellow victim, Emmit (David Dorfman), latches onto Wade and Ryan because misery loves company.

It's a rule of thumb that women seem to have latched onto: We found that women are 21 % more likely than men to meet their company match.

The only ones who pit these companies against each other, latching onto one with extreme loyalty while ridiculing the other two, are rabid internet fanboys.

It's also doubtful that Nintendo didn't anticipate copycat products, and the company is clearly hoping people will latch onto the potential of homebrew cardboard peripherals.

Do you really not understand the motivation for insurance companies to latch onto alarmist forecasts?

Self - driving technology and streamlined user interfaces are both good bets, but the tech company might also try to latch onto the electric revolution.

Investors are latching onto pie - in - the - sky movie streaming company Netflix after announce the results of its bonkers holiday quarter.