Sentence examples for balanced consumer from inspiring English sources

Most mobile VR headsets have left me with the impression of, "well… you have to start somewhere," but after spending some time with Facebook's newly-announced Oculus Quest, it's clear that the standalone hardware is far less caged by its limitations and has a lot to offer as what is clearly the company's most balanced consumer device.

Because of the high consumer concerns about safety and other health-related properties of foodstuffs, and the solutions GM yeasts can provide for these potential problems, it is plausible that the use of GMOs in this field might be the key to a more rational and balanced consumer attitude to GMOs in the field of foods and beverages and pave the way for broader applications.

Nooyi was expected to continue the strategy of making PepsiCo a well-balanced consumer-products company that would be less reliant on sales of its flagship soft drinks and to aggressively pursue international expansion.

"We're seeing a lot more balanced growth, consumer spending and investment in infrastructure".

CM: We've historically been pretty balanced between consumer and enterprise.

It must offer a fair and balanced deal for consumers and investors".

This way, a more in-depth and balanced understanding of consumers' and carers' healthcare priorities can be obtained (Table  1).> Two pilots were conducted to obtain feedback on the content, process and timing of the nominal group technique.

The CIS Cookie Clearinghouse, for instance, intends to publish lists of tracking cookies to block or allow based on objective, balanced criteria informed by consumer expectations.

Part of the network's burden was to prove that Mr. Franken's use of the phrase "fair and balanced" would lead to consumer confusion.

The result was a strong and balanced recovery in which consumer spending was held in check by the tax increases but where investment and exports were stimulated by lower interest rates and the weaker pound.

U.S. workers and those who care about the environment, global health care, human rights, consumer safety, balanced trade and manufacturing renewal are left out.