Sentence examples for consumers personally from inspiring English sources

I've always called consumers personally if they had a problem.

Tom Gerace, the company's co-founder, said the company did not collect any information that could be used to identify consumers personally.

In addition, the department issued a consumer alert, warning New Yorkers that insurance offered by RelayRides through Hudson Insurance Company was "not approved by the state" and could leave consumers personally responsible for an accident.

Until consumers personally encounter these challenges, it will likely be a waiting game for many digital health platforms.

Shopper cards are used more frequently during investigations, so safeguards to protect the consumers' personally identifiable information are needed to prevent inappropriate disclosure and accidental breeches of confidentiality.

Under the standard benefit, a consumer is personally responsible for $2,850 of drug spending in the coverage gap — the amount from $2,250 to $5,100.

As a consumer, I personally cannot support the artistic products of a director who views our national tragedy through the filtered lens of a parochial and pitiless Islamophilia.

However, the FTC has so far justly refrained from exercising this "unfairness" authority in cases involving a web site's use of a consumer's personally identifiable information.

I fully admit that such instructions may be crystal clear to many consumers, but I personally wish the banks would provide better ones on the cards for calling collect from other countries.

"Whether or not consumers are affected personally by the cuts, I think this whole mood of austerity, the psychological effect of everything they are hearing in the media, is actually making them feel that they shouldn't be spending," said Angela Spindler, chief executive of The Original Factory Shop.

It does not seem that the quantifications obtained in terms of market quota and WTP can be generalised to all the choice situations, but are instead referable to the cases in which the consumers do not personally know the restaurant and do not possess an external opinion, as in the case of eateries that have recently opened or those that do not have a defined reputation.