Sentence examples for damaged consumer from inspiring English sources

The collapse of Nasdaq appears to have damaged consumer confidence and contributed to the poor holiday sales this year.

In a joint statement, Bowen and Burke raised concern about increasing unemployment and costs for families, saying the "unfair" May budget had damaged consumer and business confidence.

The attacks damaged consumer and business confidence, and many economists think that only the president and Congress, in league with the Federal Reserve, can stop the United States from falling into a potentially deep recession.

However, Katrina also damaged consumer confidence, and this could be a noticeable drag on gross-domestic-product growth.

Many farmers believe the crisis over mis-labelled food has damaged consumer confidence in the supply chain.

A spokesperson said: "Ofcom is missing a huge opportunity for the UK to address the imbalance in sub 1GHz spectrum holdings, which has damaged consumer interests for the last 20 years - and is a situation which is now threatening to continue.

Over time, these reviews proliferated on Amazon, and damaged consumers' trust in the review system as a whole.

Ministers have previously claimed that a VAT hike would damage consumer spending and send the economy even further into recession.

Allowing firms to use trademark law as a trade barrier limits competition, especially on price, damaging consumer interests.

The explosion in Istanbul will damage consumer confidence in Turkey, warned Noel Josephides, chairman of the travel group ABTA.

Investors fear a post-Brexit economic slowdown will damage consumer confidence and push up unemployment, causing people to scrap house purchases.