Sentence examples for consumer admits from inspiring English sources

"There are a number of options for the consumer," admits General Catalyst partner Adam Valkin.

Even so, convincing users to adopt new technology for preventing ID theft even as simple as keying in a code from their cellphone won't be easy, especially when the brunt of the crime's losses fall on banks and merchants rather than consumers, admits Marc Gaffan, RSA's Director of Identity Access and Assurance.

Nearly three-quarters of consumers admit to changing their buying habits as a result of a recent high-profile campaign to highlight cruelty in the poultry industry.

But the "open all hours" culture on the UK high street and freedom to shop in different ways also means that consumers admit to being daunted by choice, whether for informal dining, music streaming or TV on demand.

British consumers admit that they are confused about exactly what household waste they can recycle, a new poll reveals, with plastic wrapping, mobile phones and disposable coffee cups at the top of their list.

However, the public appear nervous of such change, with almost half of consumers admitting they wouldn't want to be a passenger in such a self-driving car, with a further 16 per cent of people are "horrified" by the idea of being driven in one.

It might sound surprising that we need to have initiatives like this, but seven out of 10 consumers admit that sometimes, they choose not to donate and simply discard their items.

Some of the consumers admitted having lost jobs on being diagnosed with mental illness because of the associated stigma, leading to a dwindling socio-economic status.