Sentence examples for consumer wariness from inspiring English sources

As demand grows, so does consumer wariness of marketing claims.

Mr. Leathern said it was difficult to determine how much money retailers had forgone because of consumer wariness of buying online.

In Penelope Green's useful "Light Bulb Saving Time" (May 26), I was surprised to find repeated mention of consumer misunderstanding of the legislation regarding incandescent bulbs, yet no discussion of consumer wariness.

As the dust is settling it is possible that many factories and some retailers will end up with unsold inventory due to consumer wariness, and finish their run with a loss as only the reliable brands keep selling.

A new survey is casting light on the extent of consumer wariness in the wake of the ongoing Toyota recalls.

At the root of this issue is consumers' wariness about GM foodstuffs and GM organisms in general.

The regional decline indicates that soft-beverage consumption is not immune to consumers' wariness over discretionary spending as the economy slowly begins to rebound and that health-conscious Americans may be switching to healthier teas and juices in lieu of calorie-heavy sodas.

And despite consumer weariness and wariness, people still need community shopping centers.

James Surowiecki is correct in pointing out that the Obama Administration's proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency, though well intended, is likely to have a number of unintended consequences, such as stifling financial innovation, as well as a "lulling effect" on consumers' natural wariness (The Financial Page, July 6th & 13th).

Eric Marcus New York City James Surowiecki is correct in pointing out that the Obama Administration's proposed Consumer Financial Protection Agency, though well intended, is likely to have a number of unintended consequences, such as stifling financial innovation, as well as a "lulling effect" on consumers' natural wariness (The Financial Page, July 6th & 13th).

The revenue decline in North America indicates that soft-beverage consumption is not immune to consumers’ wariness over discretionary spending as the economy slowly begins to rebound and that health-conscious Americans may be switching to healthier teas and juices in lieu of calorie-heavy sodas.