Sentence examples for consumers blamed from inspiring English sources

George Osborne should use his autumn statement to cut the big six down to size and to cut the cost of government energy policies to consumers". Which? said nine out of 10 consumers blamed the recent price rises on energy companies increasing their profits.

While many consumers blamed the add-on's high launch price, it also suffered from a tiny software library, with only two titles being available at launch.

Mr Davis's reply was to waffle using lots of populist words, refusing to pass rate-increases on to consumers, blaming greedy out-of-state suppliers and calling for price caps in the national wholesale electricity market.

But there have been precious few stories of companies, and especially those that sell directly to consumers, blaming factory closures or office relocations on the UK's decision to leave the European Union.

Consumers blame the company, not the hacker, the report says.

Both French and American consumers blame the sulfites in wine for their headaches (Gaiter and Brecher 2000, Remaud and Sirieix 2012).

Do we, as consumers, blame an entire brand, perhaps a beloved brand, a brand to which we are emotionally attached, for the shameful actions of one executive?

We, the consumers, blame politicians, greedy corporations and China.

In the meantime, the airwaves and news columns have been filled to overflowing with horrific tales from consumers blaming Obamacare for huge premium increases, lost access to doctors and technical frustrations — many of these concerns false or the product of misunderstanding or unfamiliarity with the law.

Insurers, doctors, hospitals, politicians, employers and consumers are blamed for our broken health care system.

And why should consumers be blamed when businesses rescued by taxpayers are now sitting on mountains of cash rather than hiring new workers or, in the case of banks, lending to businesses so they can grow and hire people?