Sentence examples for consumer faith from inspiring English sources

Last week, however, New York's attorney general, Eric Schneiderman, shattered consumer faith in this seemingly self-evident truth.

What we're seeing now is a wild scramble for airline affinity card market share even as consumer faith in frequent-flier programs is diminishing.

Joseph is sceptical about the pace of adoption for electric and autonomous vehicles, which demand more of a leap in consumer faith, and said that Google's prediction is too ambitious.

But for Samsung, the same thing happened twice with the same model so there's going to be a considerable loss of consumer faith," said Greg Roh at HMC Investment Securities.

"A strictly enforceable downer ban will eliminate confusion and move the ball forward on food safety and humane standards, while restoring consumer faith in a vital American sector," Senator Herbert H. Kohl, Democrat of Wisconsin, said in a statement.

"A strictly enforceable downer ban will eliminate confusion and move the ball forward on food safety and humane standards, while restoring consumer faith in a vital American sector," said Kohl, who held a hearing on Feb. 28.

For many months, nurses, healthcare, environmental, labor, consumer, faith-based and other community activists have rallied on Wall Street, at banks and legislative offices, and outside the White House and Treasury Department, saying it is time to tax Wall Street to help revive our economy and nation.

Over the years, the beauty industry has swung between appealing to consumers' faith in nature and spirit and better living through chemistry.

Lawyers for companies are free to talk among themselves about the best practices in protecting consumer privacy, he said, but to give consumers faith in the process, "the sessions we conduct will be open and transparent".

The calculus is complicated by the fears of farmers and fishermen in the region, who worry that continued talk of high radiation will destroy consumers' faith in their goods, and their livelihoods.

P&G, one of the most trusted corporate brands in the world, was close to losing Chinese consumers' faith in SK-II and perhaps in P&G as well just by the poor way it handled the crisis.