Sentence examples for illusion of consumer from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, disclosures create the illusion of consumer protection but not the reality.
I think disclosures sometimes create the illusion of consumer protection — enabling legislators to claim credit for consumer protection, without the reality".
"Like other mergers, this one upholds the illusion of consumer choice while stifling innovation and bolstering already wealthy and powerful corporations".
It cannot be allowed to fuel consumer demand, or give the illusion of class and wealth to consumers unaware of its true social and environmental cost.
Even if Qwant and Huawei get their way, and European buyers in a handful of countries are able to choose to buy an Android device with a little search localization as its differentiating out-of-the-box twist, Leandri isn't under any illusions that a majority of consumers will still switch back to Google of their own accord — given its dominance of search.
That leaves marketers grouping older consumers into categories that give the illusion of individuality, they hope, while still encompassing millions of people.
That thesis was partly a chimera, magicked into being by the consumer credit bubble which created the temporary illusion of middle class prosperity.
As the recent NSA saga has demonstrated, consumers want privacy or at least the illusion of privacy.
Since January of this year, more than 100 dot-coms have hired advertising pros, offering $5 million to $50 million for fresh campaigns of TV, radio and prints ads that introduce consumers to new companies while creating the illusion of a trusted track record.
Baudrillard, the French philosopher, is best known for his theory that consumer society forms a kind of code that gives individuals the illusion of choice while in fact entrapping them in a vast web of simulated reality.
