Sentence examples for consumer unease from inspiring English sources
Amid widespread lay-offs and consumer unease, household spending slid 1.1%.
Below Japan's Zenlike surface calm, a big fish is roiling the lower depths: consumer unease about the direction of the yen, the economy and the banks.
In general, it was a rough quarter in many respects given the housing slump, market volatility, rising oil prices and consumer unease.
In other words, the firm does not want to reveal valuable trade secrets.Special report Data, data everywhere All too much A different game Clicking for gold The open society Show me Needle in a haystack New rules for big data Handling the cornucopia Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsThe reticence partly reflects fears about consumer unease and unwelcome attention from regulators.
But regulators said they were concerned that consumers' unease about online data-mining could erode their trust and use of e-commerce.
But perhaps the general unease consumers apparently feel with these devices will combine with heightened awareness in the wake of the Dyn DDoS event to encourage better overall IoT security practices.
It leapt into Jakarta's water privatisation in 1997, and has steadily lost money there: consumer resistance and political unease held up rate rises, which in turn, allied to allegations of poor performance, brought bad press and, this summer, a court case.
Glum news about American consumers added to the unease.
Some farmers are questioning whether to plant the seeds because of the growing unease among consumers over the safety of the foods and crops harvested from them.
For some, the brouhaha reflects unease among consumers who feel double-duped, pressed by economic austerity into buying cheap, ready-made meals while the food chain delivering them is manipulated by shadowy, get-rich-quick suppliers, perhaps even criminal gangs.
The situation in Europe has created unease among American consumers over whether horse meat might also find its way into the food supply in the United States.
