Sentence examples for easing consumer from inspiring English sources

Japan's economy is currently seeing weak growth and easing consumer prices.

Despite the Bank of England slashing interest rates and adopting a policy of quantitative easing, consumer and investment spending have remained depressed.

And on Wednesday, European officials sought to ease consumer fears about any threat from fresh produce.

Improvement in the nation's housing markets has helped ease consumer financial woes, according to a quarterly report from a large credit counseling agency.

He added, "Signs of an improvement in both the jobs market and the property market of late appear to have eased consumer fears".

Eventually, operators began selling all-you-can-eat plans, first in the United States and then in Europe, to ease consumer angst about running up big bills.

G.M. is also trying to ease consumer concerns about the Volt that have arisen since the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened a defect investigation on Nov. 25.

Seeing them running smoothly — and not bursting into flame like the Hindenburg — could ease consumer skepticism over hydrogen safety and reliability.

The European Union has sought to ease consumer fears by passing stringent labeling rules in April to ensure that no one unknowingly purchases genetically modified food.

Trying to ease consumer fears about genetically engineered foods, the Food and Drug Administration announced yesterday that it would tighten its review of the products and develop guidelines for companies wanting to label them.

The effect, he says, would be similar to legislation in the 1970's limiting a person's liability to $50 if his credit card is lost and used fraudulently, which eased consumer worries about credit cards.