Sentence examples for consumer referendum from inspiring English sources

The New York Times described the film as "a consumer referendum for 3D ticket pricing for children".

Movie executives also suggest that "Mars Needs Moms" can be seen as a consumer referendum on 3-D ticket pricing for children.

Or, more precisely, I have organizations that speak on behalf of the consumers (there is nothing like a referendum for consumers) -- the consumer organizations -- against me.

Overall the figures do not suggest any major fall in post-referendum consumer confidence".

Apple is not alone in raising prices for British consumers following the referendum to leave the EU.

For the time being, all poor economic data can be blamed on caution being shown by businesses and consumers before the referendum on 23 June.

Experts say the drop in business and consumer confidence since the referendum will further dent construction activity in the months ahead.

The UK economy grew a solid 0.6% in the months leading up to the referendum as consumer spending picked up and business investment bounced back, official figures confirmed.

Jump to media player M&S saw 8.9% drop in clothing sales in the first quarter and blamed weak consumer confidence before the referendum.

We might note that voters were not asked to consent to the shortages and burdens of businesses and consumers in the 2016 referendum campaign.

The more downbeat assessment from the OBR will follow an unexpected show of resilience from the UK economy in the months immediately after the referendum, as consumers appeared to shrug off any uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote.