Sentence examples for consumers at large from inspiring English sources

But he says that as the chief executive of Dow Chemical he also represents the interests of energy consumers at large, and he understands better than most what high gas prices can mean for the economy.

"There's contentment with consumers at large who look at their phones and say, 'You know, this thing's pretty great, I don't know if I need a new one,'" Bajarin said.

The same widespread cinephilia — the instinctive collectionism of consumers at large with no designs on filmmaking, as well as that of critics whose historical learning is part of their tool kit — that has made careers such as Swanberg's and Perry's possible has also gotten in the way of the appreciation of their films.

This trend of offering a soon-to-be-made product to the crowd, or consumers at large, continues to take the world by storm.

Although of course the European version has already been reviewed, consumers at large are not aware of that and likely think it's a different product.

"There are clear applications for this technology in certain industries, particularly financial services, but it stretches the imagination as to how useful this may be for consumers at large.

"The consumer at large is still very cautious about spending and very purposeful about how to plan gift-giving," Ms. Gardner said.

The memo states: "The company would prefer that users maintain a single account, to keep a genuine and honest approach to the consumer at large, and frankly, because it's easier to manage.

"The company would prefer that users maintain a single account, to keep a genuine and honest approach to the consumer at large, and frankly, because it's easier to manage.

My point is that the consumer at large does not have to lose functionality.

The challenge is to extend this interest graph so it has more dimensions and so that we can see the trends and influences that are affecting the consumer at large.