Sentence examples for consumer road from inspiring English sources
G.M. fielded a fleet of fuel cell Chevrolet Equinoxes that accumulated more than three million miles of consumer road testing.
But the French startup didn't go down the consumer road.
James Dalton, director of general insurance policy at the Association of British Insurers, blames the UK's unique way of compensating consumers in road accidents and the high cost of litigation.
For example, splitting Microsoft into competing, vertically integrated firms (the so-called Baby Bills solution) could result in a balkanisation of the software industry and an erosion of the standards and easy compatibility that consumers want.The road aheadSo what should Mr Klein suggest?
The work they're doing now is all about detail, consumer-grade road readiness and edge cases, which is what makes high heat success such an interesting milestone.
Caroline Flint, Labour's shadow energy secretary, asked for the investigation to include Ofgem itself and said: "Isn't today's decision a clear admission that Ofgem has failed to protect consumers?" The road towards a full inquiry into competition in the market was announced by Ed Davey, the energy secretary, in February.
Angry consumers blocked roads and railroad tracks and closed businesses in many parts of India to protest the government's decision to increase fuel prices.
Once guarantors of value and integrity, they are now markers that point toward nothing, guiding the consumer on a road to nowhere.
Background illumination Once again, with feeling Press "print" for body parts In dust we trust Inside the mind of the consumer A long road ahead of it A sandwich that packs a punch From genetic code to security code The meaning of iPod An open-source shot in the arm?
High Performance (HP) battery electric vehicle (BEV) and racing applications represent significantly different use cases than those associated with conventional consumer vehicles and road driving.
Charles A. White, senior vice president of the research firm TNS Telecoms, said that down the road consumers would "spend less and less for voice" and stop paying a separate fee for calls.
