Sentence examples for consumer too much from inspiring English sources

Almost every Web film purveyor is planning to solve this bane of the modern culture consumer — too much choice — with some form of social networking.

"Consumers are more interested in trends," she says, "but they have to be careful not to target the younger consumer too much – it's difficult to get that customer instore".

They can't startle consumers too much, apparently.

One is that it may transfer to consumers too much of the risk of excess supply.

The problem is, camera makers do not want to tell consumers too much about that.

Even Apple needs to be open enough not to annoy consumers too much.

Mr. Bernanke's comments came as he and other chief regulators sparred with lawmakers over whether new regulations would cost businesses and consumers too much, and whether they would adequately protect against another financial crisis.

And while the payroll tax increase seems not to have slowed consumers too much, there is time yet for the spending cuts in the sequester to do damage (and there are more budget battles ahead).

The South Korean company came under fire when China Central Television ran two half-hour reports, on Monday and Tuesday, saying it installed faulty memory chips in its mobile phones that repeatedly rendered them non-responsive and then charged consumers too much to make repairs.

"We let the consumer have too much of what they want, too soon, and we hurt ourselves… Did consumers complain?

The Kansas state insurance commissioner rejected the proposed acquisition of Blue Cross-Blue Shield of Kansas, the state's largest health insurer, by an Indiana company yesterday, saying it would raise consumer premiums too much.