Sentence examples for consumer meaning from inspiring English sources

Even a washing machine can be a source of consumer meaning.

Social media has opened the floor to the consumer, meaning if a brand does something people dislike, they will rapidly hear about it.

More access to information and the rise of social media have awakened the socially conscious consumer, meaning issues of people, purpose and planet are having a greater impact on purchasing decisions.

Under the new rules, the ownership of this data will essentially be transferred to the consumer, meaning that account holders will be able to give companies, other than their own bank, permission to access their details.

The latter directive, for example, can invalidate standard terms & conditions if they create a significant imbalance in parties' rights and obligations to the detriment of the consumer — meaning the terms would be judged unfair.

It's extremely important to address the problem because it ultimately affects the consumers, meaning what they end up paying".

And advertisers who aren't competitors have fewer places to go to reach consumers, meaning Google can use its market power to raise advertising prices.

We found that women and "older" consumers — meaning those past their mid-20s — were very receptive when these products were presented in a way that would interest them.

Those costs will be passed on to consumers, meaning individuals have to reconsider whether disposable convenience is worth the price in taxes, filthy water, and incessant public service announcements.

It is unlikely that falling oil prices will induce a deflationary mindset among consumers, meaning they decide to delay buying a television because filling up the car got cheaper.

This is bad news for consumers – meaning that beer is more expensive than it otherwise would be, bad news for our communities in danger of losing their pubs, and bad news for those who have invested everything in their dream of running their own pub.