Sentence examples for extent of consumers from inspiring English sources

For example, if there is only one hospital in a given rural region, for many interventions, the extent of consumers' choice of providers is very low unless they are willing to travel to other regions.

No one yet knows the potential extent of consumer demand for electronic books.

Nicolas Frankcom, of financial comparison website uSwitch, said the figures "expose the true extent of consumer spending ahead of Christmas".

No one knows the extent of consumer demand for electronic books, but his victory is already encouraging imitators, including the well-financed BarnesandNoble.com.com

IN recent years, discount clothing shops and dingy dining spots have pretty much been the extent of consumer options on Rua do Ros?o, in Porto.

The state's battle with Mr. Capoccia over his debt reduction practice comes as credit card issuers themselves have been accused, in Congress and elsewhere, of worsening the extent of consumer debt by flooding people with tempting offers of credit that relegated to fine print escalating interest clauses and fees and penalties for falling in arrears.

Despite this research on the extent of consumer confusion when trademarks were used in sponsored link text, in 2009 Google changed its policy to allow such use, without conducting any new studies on the impact of this use on consumer confusion.

To assess the extent of consumer use of publicly released hospital performance information by the National Health Evaluation Program HEPP) in Korea.

For the past four decades, dozens of researchers have studied consumer price knowledge, often with disagreements on the extent of consumer' ignorance about prices.

A new survey is casting light on the extent of consumer wariness in the wake of the ongoing Toyota recalls.

This availability of ready-made outcome information may help in improving home healthcare services in the US [ 7], although the extent of consumer use has yet to be determined.