Sentence examples for consumers from a from inspiring English sources

"Sports fans watching a game are the most valuably situated consumers from a sportsbook's point of view," he said.

Some Republicans would rather adhere to their antitax ideology or insist on steep budget cuts than protect consumers from a clear and rising danger.

Union Market has made great efforts to ensure that both existing and new businesses serve consumers from a variety of socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds.

It was a rough first approximation, but just getting all the major policies affecting consumers from a 2000 page bill into one app in the course of the day was really impressive.

The advance of globalisation, particularly the rise of powerful emerging countries such as Brazil and China, means that companies have to deal with business and consumers from a wider range of backgrounds.

This week's recall of 27.4 million pounds of cooked turkey and chicken products might have been avoided if the Bush administration had instituted rules designed to protect consumers from a dangerous bacteria called Listeria monocytogenes.

Moving consumers from an established transfer system they know and trust will be tough too, he adds.

Analysts said the May figures reflected the continued pressures on consumers from an uncertain jobs market, a depressed housing sector and the recent rise in gasoline prices.

The plan was intended to bring more competition to the television industry and liberate consumers from an average of $231 in annual cable box fees.

Though two-fifths of Mercosur's exports to the EU face customs barriers, such studies as exist (including one by the European Commission) suggest the gains in trade and to consumers from an EU-Mercosur deal would be limited.

These laws protect consumers from making a purchase or contracting a service and then not receiving goods or services in return.