Sentence examples for considered consumer from inspiring English sources

As he wrote in his Apostolic Exhortation: "Human beings are themselves considered consumer goods to be used and then discarded".

Personal digital assistants -- Palm hand-held computers and the like -- although not considered consumer electronics by NPD Intelect, also showed sharp growth, their dollar sales rising 165percentt and unit sales up 202percentt.

Such practices could violate the Fair Credit Reporting Act if the sellers are legally considered "consumer reporting agencies" and they fail to verify that customers buying the consumer information have a legitimate purpose for receiving it.

The pope's denunciation of the way in which "human beings are themselves considered consumer goods" was much more thoroughly anticipated in Marx's brilliant analysis of the commodity form which saw this process as central to capitalism, not merely an unhappy side effect of poor regulation.

Market analysts have frequently considered consumer acknowledgement of innovation in connection with product innovativeness (Garcia and Calantone, 2002).

An emerging body of work, however, has considered consumer response to exterior store atmospherics, which might be characterized as a store's "curb appeal" (e.g., Cornelius et al. 2010; Mower et al. 2012; Oh and Petrie 2012).

To be considered consumers of benzodiazepine, participants had to have a regular prescription for or have consumed an as-needed (PRN) dose of this drug during the previous week.

Few, if any, of the first tablet PCs are likely to be priced low enough to be considered consumer-friendly.

I've put off picking one of these up until it was considered consumer-ready, but I'm achin' to tear this thing apart.

The ICI links and beamforming vectors are considered consumers and goods, respectively.

Three out of four survey participants considered consumers as responsible for the reduction of harmful substances in consumer products (see answers to question 14).