Sentence examples for a typical consumer from inspiring English sources

"Priceline is not a typical consumer business," he said.

That compares with over 20 pence/kWh in the UK as a typical consumer price.

And finance managers have access to many more sources of credit than a typical consumer has, he added.

Science fiction writer Bruce Bethke, who coined the term "cyberpunk" in 1983, doesn't think like a typical consumer.

Only six of the 18 volunteers thought that a typical consumer would be able to compare the charges.

When set against other audited assets on a typical consumer company balance sheet, the brand appears to become one of the company's most valuable assets.

But regulators collect the data, and what follows examines what has happened to the electric bills of a fairly typical consumer -- a household in New York City, served by Con Ed, that uses 500 kilowatt hours per month.

A simple but typical consumer e-health innovation – an e-appointment scheduling service – was developed and implemented in a primary health care clinic in a regional town in Australia.

"We were a very tech-focused organization, so our typical consumer was an electronics buyer, a 17-35 year old male," he says.

From PK model estimates, the concentrations of selenium in the blood of a typical seafood consumer and a high-seafood consumer were approximately 93 and 224 μg/l based on daily seafood intake of 60.2 and 145.2 μg/day, respectively.

Bronze and silver plans, with lower premiums and ratings of 60 percent and 70 percent, include a deductible in the typical consumer share.