Sentence examples for fragility of consumer from inspiring English sources
"After such a long run of borrowing at low interest rates, this points to the fragility of consumer spending ahead".
There are still plenty of signs pointing to the fragility of consumer habits.
This year some of the nation's biggest companies and corporate brands faced disasters, privacy breaches and product recalls that underscore the fragility of corporate reputation and consumer trust in big companies.
The findings underscore the fragility of the U.S. recovery, since consumer spending accounts for about 70percentt of the nation's economy.
On one level, the decline of MySpace again shows the fragility of social media where fickle consumers and changing tastes can make sensations out of services like Tribe and Friendster that quickly fade from public imagination.
The main reason why consumer spending was so weak in the first quarter was that consumers started to save more.The greater fragility of household budgets revealed by the new figures suggests that the consumer slowdown is likely to persist.
The up and down stock market has become an economic EKG that has left many voters worried, and the plunge this week in consumer confidence is evidence of the fragility of the economic outlook.
Despite the improvement, the consumer sentiment gauge remains well below its historical average, underscoring the fragility of household budgets as many struggle with a weak jobs market.
In Britain, this was taken by some as evidence that it is too soon to cut public spending, a central issue in the forthcoming election.American consumer confidence fell sharply in February, raising fresh fears about the fragility of the recovery.
They claimed that a high proportion of non-knowledge exists and pointed out the fragility of interdisciplinary knowledge between engineering (energy technology), computer science (grid communication), and social science (consumer behavior).
