Примеры downmarket

• Going downmarket means finding entirely new customers for the product, who are inevitably less profitable and prestigious than the old customers, at least initially.

• Christensen (1997) distinguished two ways that sales can expand: downmarket and upmarket.

• I repeat that the change in status will not lead to commercialisation of the historic palaces nor take them downmarket.

• No training means no skills, and that means further downmarket drift.

• As a professional news manager, he wants nothing more than dumbed-down, downmarket coverage.

• Experience abroad shows that such competition inevitably leads to a flight downmarket.

• They are pushing the whole teaching profession downmarket.

• Films go downmarket and even classic films cannot be expected to command a premium price year in, year out.

• Logically, intervention price reporting should reflect only the intervention prices, not the lower downmarket prices of other animals not in intervention.

• My view is that the situation is quite the reverse of how it is sometimes portrayed in the downmarket media.

• It can and must avoid the trend to downmarket scheduling so apparent—and sadly increasing—elsewhere, especially in satellite but also in terrestrial television.

• However, if it maintains its share through going downmarket it compromises its unique public service broadcasting status so making the licence fee again hard to justify.

• Most often, successful start-ups begin with low-end or downmarket customers with low income and low costs.

• Dylan satirically crosses this accessory's high-fashion image with leopard-skin material, perceived as considerably more downmarket and vulgar.

• It was too downmarket for them.