Sentence examples for consumer trepidation from inspiring English sources
As editor in chief of Retailing Today, a business publication for the retail industry, I found the analysis spot on as it relates to consumer trepidation.
While historic consumer trepidation towards genetically engineered foods is of concern for widespread adoption, the general increase in consumer acceptance of such foods when tied to increased sustainability27 is encouraging.
Once consumer trepidation regarding e-tailers wore off, it was really only a matter of time before physical stores with limited stock and pushy salespeople bit the dust.
Paul Walsh, a senior vice president at Planalytics, a research firm that tracks the retail industry, said the demand for goods that are truly needed for back-to-school season generally trumps obstacles like high gas prices and consumer trepidation.
Even as apps and services that rely on AI continue to become more widespread, the results of our survey show that consumers continue to feel trepidation around AI.
Of course, while the funding helps, there is obviously some trepidation for both publishers and consumers in having advertising linked so closely with editorial content.
Consumer groups in Texas have eyed deregulation with trepidation.
At the time, I had trepidations about leaving the world of consumer advertising for the new and intimidating frontiers of high-tech marketing.
The figure is watched with trepidation on Wall Street because last month's consumer price inflation was much higher than expected.
With high levels of international debt, unemployment and trepidation about the markets, there is no guarantee that consumers will go out and spend the windfall saved from lower petrol prices, thus giving a boost to the global economy.
There was some trepidation about price increases, especially once the recession took hold, but it turned out consumers who are committed to certain magazines needed little persuading, said Michael Clinton, executive vice president of Hearst Magazines.
