Sentence examples for conform to consumer from inspiring English sources

(The game, after all, must conform to consumer taste).

Exercising choice in this way creates incentives for producers to make production practices conform to consumer values.

Ultimately, we're trying to protect consumers from being sold hardware that does not conform to strict EU or UK consumer safety standards, due to voltage supply differences et cetera; is not – in PS3's case – backwards compatible with either PS1 or PS2 software; will not play European Blu-Ray movies or DVDs; and will not be covered by warranty.

"It's unfortunate that the national banks' mortgage subsidiaries will not be obligated to conform to the more protective state consumer laws that may apply to a state institution".

All such ads must conform to federal regulatory strictures that consumers receive balanced information that not only includes the drug's effectiveness but also enumerates its risks in consumer-friendly language.

To conform to the "natural" interests of consumers, a solvent-free system using immobilized lipase to catalyze the transesterification of 2-phenethyl alcohol and vinyl acetate was investigated.

If we look at the interactions between each wine label and consumer attribute, both M*T and M*D were significant and positive, indicating that there is a high likelihood that consumers who are aware of the dangers of food additives and consumers who readily conform to others will select wines with antioxidant-free labels.

The difference in appraised price between consumers aware of the dangers of food additives and consumers who tend to conform to others may result from the difference in the importance they place on such information, which reflects whether the consumer actively seeks such information or not.

Specific market commodities are evaluated in terms of the degree to which they conform to specific valuations emanating from the consumers.

While consumers aware of the dangers of food additives and consumers with a tendency to conform to others had similar tendencies up to this point, their responses to the "product of France" label diverged.

This interpretation is further supported by the fact that consumers who tend to conform to others tended to significantly undervalue wines from Chile, which is generally less well known as a wine-producing country.