Sentence examples for extent consumer from inspiring English sources

The hospitals and health workers and, to a lesser extent, consumer groups like the American Cancer Society and the New York Public Interest Research Group, pooled their resources and drove lobbying to new levels.

While clunky e-commerce experiences can be tolerated to some extent, consumer tolerance for friction on mobile is significantly lower due to the small screen size.

To an extent, consumers are already getting used to paying for content.

They have been adopted by office complexes, college campuses and, to a lesser extent, consumers at home.

The focus of the annual event on Microsoft's campus here was the Internet's impact on business and, to a lesser extent, consumers.

This paper assesses to what extent consumers are willing to make use of the features and capabilities offered by smart meters.

To the extent consumers are paying attention to these political machinations, they would be well-advised to keep their plans because a continuous coverage mandate may be coming soon if they want to be covered for preexisting conditions.

To some extent, consumers have only themselves to blame, said Dr. Edward Tenner, the author of "Why Things Bite Back: Technology and the Revenge of Unintended Consequences" (Vintage Books, 1997), and a visiting scholar at Princeton University.

To what extent consumers understand the illegal nature of what they're doing is less clear.

Moreover, these industries are well known for their investments in CSR practices, and thus, to some extent, consumers feel involved with these CSR practices.

To some extent consumers delayed purchases in anticipation of the iPad 2, which came out at the end of the quarter.