Sentence examples for consumer faces from inspiring English sources

Brazil, South America's largest country and leading energy consumer, faces the twofold challenge of energy and environmental security.

Although many federal and state agencies cover a panoply of consumer concerns, the F.T.C. is responsible for many of the issues that the average consumer faces.

"With higher gas prices eating into the income available for discretionary spending, the consumer faces stiff headwinds," said Joshua Shapiro, the chief United States economist for MFR.

If a periodic statement shows an unauthorized transfer made with a lost or stolen debit card, the consumer must notify the financial institution within 60 calendar days after the periodic statement was sent; otherwise, the consumer faces unlimited liability for all unauthorized transfers made after the 60-day period.

In M&S's view, that represents an opportunity: three-quarters of British consumers are interested in the green theme in some way.But even the keenest ethical consumer faces complicated trade-offs, and sometimes the apparently obvious ethical choice turns out to be the wrong one.

Trusting a servicemen with local services is a very big problem that the consumer faces today," says Goel.

He later shifted his focus to consumer facing services and mobile applications.

"And by being consumer facing, he doesn't have to have monster numbers.

In these days of Twitter and Facebook, media have a consumer face.

Both these companies are consumer facing, so highly popular in the UK.

The consumer facing side of the industry – the high street – is not keeping pace.