Sentence examples for consumer forced from inspiring English sources

But as the unflagging Ruth Bader Ginsburg explains, in her often hilarious separate opinion, "although an individual might buy a car or a crown of broccoli one day, there is no certainty she will ever do so;" nor will she get broccoli for free "at the expense of another consumer forced to pay an inflated price".

"Shockingly, the average consumer forced to arbitrate with Wells Fargo was ordered to pay the bank nearly $11,000.

She will get no free ride or food, at the expense of another consumer forced to pay an inflated price.

Knock-offs help drive the prices down for the consumer, forcing innovation.

He says that these circumstances, together with increasing interest in privacy and security features from consumers, forced Amazon's hand.

But an outcry of "blasphemy" from consumers forced Coke to switch back from white cans to red cans in a week.

With Asian consumers forced to cut back, American exports remained weak, hurting many manufacturers and farmers but helping cool the economy, which had been threatening to overheat.

In Australia in 2013, for example, consumers forced the company to recall and refund 144,000 faulty washing machines.

Consumers forced into arbitration routinely win less, pay more and have less chance of getting companies to stop unfair practices.

And many current iPhone owners complained that the company should give out converters for free instead of reaping big sales from consumers forced to buy them.

But a swift outcry from consumers forced to endure flight delays, along with attacks from Republicans who placed the blame at the feet of the president, resulted in swift action from lawmakers just before they flew home for recess.