Sentence examples for consumer circles from inspiring English sources
Action Fraud, the body that collates crimes such as that suffered by Neville, has become known in some consumer circles as "all fraud and no action".
For consumers, Circle says it is building a secure platform that will protect consumer privacy.
"What I'm learning is that people respond when they're consuming television news," Mr. Schafer said, demonstrating how, as is widely discussed in social media circles, consumers are increasingly using smartphones, tablets and other devices to accompany their TV watching.
It also means that companies can try to develop direct relationships with customers, by seeking their endorsement with a "+1," Google's version of Facebook's "like" button, or by entering a consumer's Google+ "circle," a self-managed collection of relationships.
It's the full circle of consumer electronics crap.
However, it is important to strike a balance so that higher costs are not passed on to the consumer, perpetuating the vicious circle in which the production of falsified or low-quality drugs is promoted because of the need for cheaper medicines.
"The consumer is reached through 'buying circles' inside their employer's intranet," explains Shriram.
Beyond in-the-know fashion and streetwear circles, most UK consumers are unfamiliar with the brand.
While Mr. Havens may be a strong manager and a trusted member of Mr. Pandit's inner circle, he lacks consumer banking experience.
A self-sustaining recovery needs more than just replenishing inventory and government stimulus; it requires a virtuous circle of increasing consumer spending and incomes, and there is still no evidence of that.
