Sentences with phrase «listening to the consumer much»

«Retailers are listening to the consumer much more now, and constantly adjusting their formats accordingly.»

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Stacy Martin does good work, too, as his wife in what's a far less showy part: much of her time is spent listening to Garrel spouting Maoist claptrap, and she capably distinguishes the moments where she is infatuatedly listening to her genius lover critique the emptiness of consumer capitalism from when she is simply tolerating him.

If you are a media consumer that loves listening to music, buying music or watching Youtube videos, the resolution on this device is much better then its competition, it also features built in stereo speakers and a headphone jack, the audio and video quality is great.

I have never known a company that is loosing so much and have yet to listen to their consumers.

Audiobook Use in Canada 2016, a survey of audiobook consumers, who they are, what they're listening to, how long they listen, how much they pay for audiobooks, where they get them, and other factors that provide a snapshot of audiobook use in Canada.

Unshackle good books from the devices which we use to read / watch / listen to them and we'll consumer much, much more of your liberated content.

I'm impressed that they've listened to consumer wants and needs as much as they did but I can't help but think as to why they over looked a blue light filter feature.

It also appears that Sony has listened to consumers who tore their hair in agony over the absurd digital rights management (DRM) scheme in their previous reader - pretty much total lockdown.

The device looks much more impressive than its disappointing predecessor, borrowing elements from the latest iPhones while listening to the requests of consumers.

As a consumer myself, I'd much prefer to do business with a confident, competent, quiet spoken and trustworthy sales rep who can maybe count a few dozen transactions to their credit than one who doesn't know how to stop boasting to listen.