Sentence examples for encouraging consumer from inspiring English sources

But the raft of mildly encouraging consumer data suggests the economy has not entered a free fall.

Mr. Leach did not openly support that effort, but his interest in the issue was encouraging, consumer advocates said.

Those with long memories may recall other times in the last two decades that ads were devoted to encouraging consumer frugality rather than celebrating unchecked spending.

The lift came mostly from data released on Wednesday showing a sharp drop in weekly jobless claims in the United States and encouraging consumer confidence figures ahead of the crucial Christmas shopping season.

Meeting Parliament delegates this week and last, Mr. Xi repeated vows to counter slowing economic growth by encouraging consumer spending and pulling down barriers to farmers migrating to towns and cities.

Exports and corporate investment still comprise 38% of GDP on average, according to CLSA, but governments from Malaysia to Thailand are openly encouraging consumer demand to foster domestic growth often, pointedly, as a counter to foreign direct investment.

Second, I allow for changes in product demand both because immigration may have changed the price of the domestically produced product (encouraging consumers to change their quantity demanded) and because immigrants themselves will consume the product.

By John Donohue July 3, 2015 Encouraging consumers to eat fish such as herring, mackerel, and butterfish might, ironically enough, be the best way to save those species.

"At first blush," Dr. Young said, "this seems to be a complicated approach to encouraging consumers to get the shots they need".

Amid concerns about high obesity rates in the UK – researchers recently predicted that by 2025 Britain will have the highest obesity levels among both men and women in Europe, at 38% – food and retail giants have been reformulating their products and encouraging consumers to consider healthier choices.

The ruling, which came on Monday by a 6-to-3 vote, determined that a federal law requiring mushroom growers to pay mandatory assessments for a general industry advertising program encouraging consumers to eat more mushrooms violated the First Amendment rights of the growers against compelled speech.