Sentence examples for eroded consumer from inspiring English sources

Lower stock prices have eroded consumer confidence.

Slower job growth, declining stock prices and higher costs for energy have eroded consumer willingness to spend.

A report last week showed that the American economy, recovering from the worst recession since the 1930s, slowed to a 2.4 percent annual rate in the second quarter, less than forecast, as a scarcity of jobs eroded consumer spending.

"Growth in nominal income is relatively weak," Mr. Bryson wrote in a note to clients, and "the increase in food and energy prices over the past year has eroded consumer purchasing power".

We'll get some clues this week as the Office for National Statistics gives us news on retail sales, while Tuesday will see December's inflation figures, which look likely to have eroded consumer spending power further.

Though unintentional, this lack of transparency eroded consumer trust in GMO technology and the food system in general.

Though the weak Canadian dollar has eroded consumers' purchasing power somewhat, it has also had a positive effect on the economy, making its all-important exports more competitive overseas.

Some publishers worry that 15 years of price wars among retailers have eroded consumers' sense of what a book is worth, leading jaded shoppers to pay more attention to the level of the markdown than the price.

"As my piece... explains, a series of food safety scandals in Japan's post-World War II industrial boom had eroded consumers' trust in existing standards.

It could also erode consumer and business confidence, slowing even further the economy and job creation.

To further erode consumer confidence, the megabrewers played an awkward role in the specialty beer field.