Sentence examples for creation consumer from inspiring English sources

"If political interference is not tempered," the study warns, some of the benefits of Chinese investment — "such as job creation, consumer welfare and even contributions to U.S. infrastructure renewal — risk being diverted to our competitors".

In the event that a debt limit impasse were to lead to a default, it could have a catastrophic effect on not just financial markets but also on job creation, consumer spending and economic growth — with many private-sector analysts believing that it would lead to events of the magnitude of late 2008 or worse, and the result then was a recession more severe than any seen since the Great Depression.

–What is FCC doing to reject the overly negative connotation of "discrimination," and to articulate "discrimination's" role in expanding infrastructure and bandwidth creation, consumer welfare, child safety, homeland security, network and information security, privacy and other desirable features of content and service, as well as reducing the vulnerability of intellectual property to piracy?

The other way is to force the United States needlessly into a default position -- either of which would do such damage to job creation, consumer confidence and investor confidence that they would accomplish their goal of halting the jobs recovery in order to keep the president from getting reelected".

"Despite lackluster job creation, consumers continue to spend at a reasonably robust pace.

[The Arts.] Consumers Unfazed by Uncertainty Despite corporate scandals, a faltering stock market and anemic job creation, consumers seem to be spending without much worry.

Prior to Jobs' creations, consumer electronics were bulky and unattractive.

"The job creation and consumer savings will provide timely relief across the state, and carbon pollution will be slashed," said Sam Krasnow, a lawyer with the organization who sits on the council that helped devise the plan.

On the other hand, companies attempt to differentiate their FMCG packaging through value creation from consumer experience and product quality.

"Retailers understand the road to a full recovery is a long one and that until U.S. job losses stop and job creation begins consumer activity will remain subdued," said Chroust.

The current administration disregards the positive fiscal and economic effects of DACA that have benefited the U.S. economy in the form of wage gains, job creation, and consumer spending.