Sentence examples for if this consumer from inspiring English sources

Shareholders weren't convinced -- the stock is down from a high of around 82.00 on Tuesday to a low of around 56.33 on Thursday -- and neither are its subscribers, if this Consumer Reports survey is accurate.

If this increases consumer costs or decreases consumer choice, or if it increases sellers' costs in a way that is passed on to consumers, then consumer harm results.

As if to confirm this, consumer prices rose in the euro area for the first time for six months in May, with annual inflation reaching 0.3%.

If this continues, consumer spending will probably weaken in the current quarter.

"With the latest data showing pay growth slowing rather than accelerating, the first hike still seems a long way off," said Williamson. "However, if this strong consumer spending trend continues, it's hard to see how some policymakers will be comfortable with holding off with rate hikes next year".

And he said that this consumer slowdown, if it continued, might be enough to bring economic growth down to the noninflationary pace Fed officials want.

[Laughs.] But I'll tell you this: If the consumer is sampling our programming, even if it's on a platform that's not monetize-able, they're more inclined to buy one of our DVDs and subscribe to HBO, which will ultimately bring profits back to u,s as well as exposure.

"If the consumer thinks this service is sort of like Spotify, we've failed".

The basic idea was that it was good for the economy when manufacturers could sell "a fair product at a fair price," even if this meant consumers needed to pay more.

The OFT wants to know if consumers are aware that all this data is being collected about their shopping and searching preferences, as well as if this puts consumers off buying on the internet.

Then in any Perfect Bayesian Equilibrium (PBE) the expert always provides the low quality and charges the price for the high quality if the consumer accepts; anticipating this, the consumer decides against the visit of the expert (this follows from condition (2)), which leads to a market breakdown.