product choice

By itself, this word does not provide enough information to make informed product choices.

But in a world of nearly infinite product choices, the margins matter.

By a similar route, also taking into account product choice, equipment types needed are identified.

If buying groups have a financial interest in the success of supply companies they award contracts to, then product choice cannot be objective.

Who was fired: Jennifer, for her bad management skills and for poor product choice.

Product choice is good - despite what Mr Jobs might want you to believe.

This right states that businesses should always provide consumers with enough appropriate information to make intelligent and informed product choices.

Experience and common sense will often allow short cuts to be taken in the procedures with relevant product choice being determined from direct observation.

Agencies pay higher prices and have little access to "innovation and expanded product choice," it added.

Product choice varied considerably between the nine patches.

"They mounted a good marketing campaign and the T-shirts appear to be a good product choice.

But it's a double-edged sword; the vast product choices can make for a bottomless shopping experience.

Product choices abound and continue to multiply.

Consequently, consumers are also disadvantaged by limited product choice, higher prices and lower quality due to weak cross-border competition.

Expert hygiene and styling tips and product choices for healthy, shiny hair.

Product choice, the degree of soiling and other variables often mean that there are three or four different methods of cleaning a single surface.

Many stations target younger listeners, because advertisers believe that advertising can change a younger person's product choice.

Differentiate instruction by providing multiple final product choices and multiple resource websites.

Again, baby lotion without lanolin is a good product choice to soften and moisturize cleansed skin.

To the Editor: The benefits of free trade are clear: larger markets, lower prices and a diversity of product choices, to name a few.

Most farmers, and especially those in DRAs have no, or a very limited product choice.

To provide consumers with information enabling product choice (ethical consumerism), that's easy, local and totally kerbside recyclable.

Having access to comprehensive, objective product testing results is the primary tool which consumers can use to make an informed decision among product choices.

When it comes to women-targeted tech, companies used to assume that a female's product choices revolve around just one feature: the color pink.

Callers' names and addresses can then be cross-tabulated against other information, telling companies about product choices, social concerns and even sexual preferences.