Sentence examples for a consumer and perhaps from inspiring English sources

And with that, he's off, a consumer and – perhaps, come 7 May – a citizen, too.

It points to Facebook wanting to change with the times, and with consumer (and perhaps regulatory) sentiment.

Having decided it needs to actually soil its hands with advertising, waking up to the fact that it can be quite advantageous to hold a dialogue with your consumers and perhaps persuade a few new ones to try you out, it employs a fat lady running up hill, naked, shouting "I'm normal" as the possible answer.

These days Mr. Tanner is optimistic, betting that his distribution plan will take his line to new consumers and perhaps create a small band of entrepreneurs.

In their meeting with the Senate Finance Committee, Mr. Greenspan and Mr. Rubin recommended that any tax cuts be temporary and designed to give consumers and perhaps businesses a swift boost without creating long-term budget problems, according to accounts of the session from members of both parties.

But it can be read as the inverse of a case like Leegin v. PSKS: that lower prices for worse products could be bad for consumers — and perhaps constitute an antitrust violation.

But if one focuses on the burden of the tax levied by a single jurisdiction, the incidence of the tax is likely to fall on local consumers (and perhaps local workers and landowners), making the property tax regressive.

The Internet has wrought great changes in the tastes of pop-music consumers, and perhaps this is the festival that can best come to grips with them.

Most damning from a consumer perspective, perhaps, is the fact that Yodlee's user information is not real-time.

But if increasing automation and the use of computers itself drives up the use of energy globally (and consumption as a result), then we can consider that the machine has in a real sense become a consumer -- perhaps the consumer -- for global markets.

As an example, if your letter focuses on a consumer complaint, perhaps you are looking to get a full refund or a replacement for defective merchandise.