Sentence examples for escalating consumer from inspiring English sources

Escalating consumer demand for air conditioners likewise may be implicated.

Although greenwashing has been around for many years, its use has escalated sharply in recent years as companies have strived to meet escalating consumer demand for greener products and services, according to advertising consultancy TerraChoice Environmental Marketing.

As the long battle over frequency spectrum or airwaves escalates, consumer demand for more wireless services -- from health care and safety, to news, entertainment and information products and services -- will compel the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to stop the free give away of spectrum to broadcasters.

Such is the number of consumers escalating their complaints to CEOs that most large companies have set up "executive teams" which deal with complaints sent directly to the CEO and other senior staff, said Williamson.

"While we recognise npower is receiving more complaints because it is starting to get over some of the earlier issues, it needs to do more to stop consumers' problems escalating.

It is struggling to ensure health care for the poor while not bankrupting the state -- all of this within a health care system challenged with escalating costs, increasingly dissatisfied consumers and providers, and one of the lowest life expectancies in the developed world.

The economy, already running on fumes, was further rocked by escalating oil prices and plummeting consumer confidence.

But on issues from privacy to copyright protection to the dominance of Google's Internet search engine, clashes with European lawmakers, regulators and consumer advocates are escalating.

Economists point to the high level of household debt, wealth destruction in housing and financial assets as well as escalating oil prices biting into consumer spending.

In addition to dealing with higher commodity costs, the company is also struggling with a consumer burdened with escalating energy prices and a weak housing market.

"This trend has been escalating to the point where consumers are being gouged," Ms. Pearson added.