Sentence examples for elderly consumers from inspiring English sources

Doro, a maker of senior-friendly cellphones in Lund, Sweden, is using panels of elderly consumers to test its devices.

While middle-age and young consumers recalled both ads, elderly consumers much more easily remembered the advertisement emphasizing precious memories.

With the existing cards, savings average less than 10percentt for elderly consumers buying brand-name medicines in metropolitan areas, a recent study for Congress found.

As growing numbers of elderly consumers begin citing such legislation to undo contracts or get refunds, some companies and executives are warning of possible repercussions.

The rising prices have led many Americans, especially elderly consumers on fixed incomes, to reach across international borders for their medicines.

"Today's announcement by the OFT is generally good news for elderly consumers as well as their relatives and carers," he said.

The United States Chamber of Commerce features an elderly consumer picking up medicine (but not from the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s druggist).

In other words, the high-profile, fun-loving elderly consumer has become the contemporary emblem of old age.

The elderly consumer may have heard that, but Mr. Casey, to avoid being pinned down, has never said it and does not have a particular plan he supports.

The Chamber's elderly consumer, sitting with his golden retriever, says, "I heard that Patrick Casey supports the White House prescription drug plan," which might cost him his good company retirement benefits.

After Banner cuts his finger, a drop of his blood falls into a bottle, and is eventually ingested by an elderly consumer in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, giving him gamma sickness.