Sentence examples for entitles consumers from inspiring English sources

"The fraud in the selling, not the value of the thing sold, is what entitles consumers in this case to full refunds," he ruled.

The legislation also entitles consumers to get their credit scores for free every year when they request their annual credit reports.

Such businesses sell food subscriptions that entitle consumers to weekly boxes of produce in season.

But that was exactly the scene Wednesday afternoon during the workshop I ran entitled "Consumers as Innovators".

Regina Herzlinger of Harvard Business School, editor of a recent book entitled "Consumer-Driven Health Care", believes that only consumer power can cure America's sick health-care system.

Am I just being an entitled consumer?

Many of the world's cherished artists, scientists, policymakers, and businessmen have humble roots.Who knows how much creativity and innovation the world has lost due to the callous whims of an entitled consumer.

But every once in a while, however opportunistic, they can raise an interesting point as is the case with today's punt from the price comparison site BroadBand Expert, entitled: "UK consumers fall out of love with mobile broadband as sales plummet".

And, ironically, ending the payments would increase total federal spending, because the higher insurance prices would entitle qualified consumers to larger tax credits to defray their monthly premiums, the foundation also found.

But research by Ofgem showed that three out of four consumers entitled to them don't know these priority services exist.

Consumers were entitled to withhold such data, he argued, but were equally entitled, if they wished, to have it used to alert them to products and services targeted to their interests.