Sentence examples for a consumer from from inspiring English sources

You don't have to be a fan of pornography to understand the implications of one person or corporation prohibiting a consumer from consuming legal content on their products.

I think now for a consumer, from a distance, everything might feel like in some ways everything is just a rectangle with a touch screen.

Targeted marketing pitches based on data collection about an individual, they added, do not limit a consumer from seeking out financial, insurance or other services on their own.

In such a culture, students are finding it increasingly difficult to distinguish their everyday role as a consumer from that of being a student.

Mr. Griffin of the insurers group pointed out, though, that there is nothing to stop a consumer from buying the car and the warranty extension from different places.

Corporate executives routinely sing the praises of arbitration clauses, the language buried in the fine print of contracts for mobile phones or credit cards, for example, that typically bars a consumer from going to court in the event of a dispute.

"From a consumer perspective, from the experience delivered, [Windows Phone 7] is better than anything else in the market," Mr Elop told the BBC.

Marginal utility is the increase in satisfaction a consumer gets from consuming one additional unit of a good or service.

The infant feeding group also has representation from nutritionists, health promotion officers, paediatricians, and a consumer representative from the Australian Breastfeeding Association.

And a consumer survey from Espirito Santo may not provide any happier reading.

The cost of a garment often does not reflect the value a consumer derives from owning it (cost-per-wear).