Sentence examples for consumer net from inspiring English sources

While consumers are thus besieged -- for week upon month after year -- it seems that the only social covenant held truly sacred by many consumer Net companies is with their investment bankers.

The stock market's plunge lowered consumer net worth (as of Mar. 31) by 8% from a year before.

While menu variety clearly encourages people to eat more in a restaurant, Kahn believes that offering smaller portions to customers who seek out such an option is actually another way to cast a wider consumer net and encourage consumption.

Maureen Allyn Maureen Allyn, chief economist at Zurich Scudder Investments, says retailers' true test will be in the first half of 2001, when the decline in consumer net wealth hits home.

When I started this company I woke up in 2007 and I was amazed that I could count the number of major consumer net, Internet brands on one hand.

The initial capital cost of these CO2 emission reductions is 67¢ per kilogram over the lifetime of the array; the federal tax credit is 20¢, the California Solar Initiative rebate is 9¢ to 16¢, and the present value of consumer net revenue per kilogram of reduced CO2 emissions is 7¢ to 14¢, depending on the level of state subsidy.

Many economists dismiss such worries because, they argue, rising debts have been accompanied by large gains in the value of household assets, mainly homes, so consumers' net worth has not fallen.Rising house prices have allowed consumers to borrow more and so spend more.

Both business-to-business and business-to-consumer Net operations, he says, "will be a tsunami".

Wealthy consumers might not care about this increase in price, but for many consumers net neutrality would mean they could no longer afford broadband access.

Considering these characteristics of hospital markets, they compare the effects of a merger on consumer surplus (gain from hospital services minus co-payments paid by consumers), net social surplus (gain from hospital services minus price paid by the insurer) and gross social surplus (gains from hospital services minus costs born by hospitals).

The consumer safety net is simply far too weak.