Sentence examples for consumers order from inspiring English sources

Elsewhere, the company is offering a version of HBO that lets consumers order films when they want them.

EZiba will ship a catalog with a limited number of items that will be well-stocked, in case consumers order those items in droves.

Later this year, when consumers order a computer from Dell, the default option will be the lack of a diskette drive, and customers will have to pay extra if they want one.

Whatever profit Edmunds makes comes from the commissions it is paid by four sponsors with booths in the tent: CarsDirect.com, which lets consumers order cars over the Internet; eCoverage, which sells insurance online; PeopleFirst.com, an online lender; and 1SourceAutoWarranty.com, which sells extended warranties on the Web.

Although ways to communicate online have made untold billions of pieces of first-class mail vanish, costing the Postal Service untold billions of dollars in revenue, there is a silver lining: strong growth in delivering packages that consumers order through e-commerce.

And while restaurants try lower-calorie options — an egg-white sandwich here, a turkey burger there — the unhealthy stuff is "what consumers order — it's, quite frankly, on them," said Darren Tristano, executive vice president at Technomic, a food-industry consulting firm.

For consumers, ordering an item takes just two taps on their mobile device once their payment information is entered.

"This is a classic two-sided marketplace with a lot of operations," Hanrahan says, referring to Handy interfacing both with consumers ordering a service, and contractors who execute the jobs.

Consumers ordering the iPhone X now face a six-week wait for delivery.

So, let's ask again: Do consumers ordering DTC genomic tests know what they're getting themselves into?

Once a consumer orders this or any other book at www.xlibris.com, it is printed, bound and shipped.