Sentence examples for confronts consumers from inspiring English sources

In a series of online-only videos, a "documentarian" declares a "state of detergency" and confronts consumers at gyms and laundromats with an ultraviolet light, Andrew Adam Newman explains.

In a series of online-only videos shot in a mock documentary style, "Inside Dirt: The Dirty Truth About Your Clean Laundry," a crusading filmmaker (played by the actor Jim Annan) declares what he calls "a state of detergency" and confronts consumers at places like gyms and laundromats.

But the 2003 campaign shook off any lingering hesitation about confronting consumers with terror.

In countries with both strong and weak safety nets, consumer insolvency law has become the treatment of choice for new financial risks confronting consumers in the 21st century.

Much less controversial were his earlier efforts to confront consumers with the real cost of the services provided by regulated companies.

The new ads are "taking a deeper look at savings than insurance companies have in the past," Mr. Charney said, by featuring "pain points" that confront consumers in the real world.

With goods from all corners of the globe, often bearing unfamiliar brand names, confronting consumers, manufacturers turn to test marks and certifications to help consumers evaluate the safety and quality of what they buy.

The pizza giant confronted consumers' complaints about its staple product by rolling out a new recipe, and it got a sales lift as a result.

Many companies have arrived at the same conclusion as Six Foods – that it's best not to confront consumers with insects too directly.

Now, confronting consumer anxiety over the economy, the giant insurer Geico is for the first time rolling out a secret ingredient of its own: Warren E. Buffett.

VPs of design and merchandising suddenly see the light when confronted with consumers who are modifying, hacking, or living without their products.