Sentence examples for consumer off from inspiring English sources

There is "a fine balance of not having it be so overcommercialized that it turns the consumer off from your brand," he said.

If advocates behave as though they are seeking to impress the judge with their wares, or, as the Minister Bridget Prentice, who believed that legal services were a product to be available to the consumer off the shelf, would have it, proffer the judge a tin of baked beans, they may well not be doing their job.

It's turned the consumer off.

There's nothing that turns a consumer off more than a poor customer service experience and nothing that keeps customers coming back like excellent customer service.

That quickly gets annoying and turns consumers off.

(And far from turning consumers off, he claims that politics have been good for business).

Toyota has resorted to ripping us consumers off after earning our trust after all these years," wrote an Arizona woman in a complaint filed on the Center for Auto Safety Web site.

"This is a slap on the wrist for sophisticated crooks who have ripped consumers off and driven up ticket prices for the average working person," she said.

But though it went into supermarkets as "no-catch cod", the premium price put consumers off and the business quickly folded.

"It is going to completely turn consumers off from playing the games and possibly affect how they feel about the product".

Mixing an established luxury brand with an established mass market manufacturer turns consumers off.