Sentence examples for implications for consumers from inspiring English sources
Targeted advertising bears important implications for consumers.
It will also explore the implications for consumers and for existing and future legislation and regulation.
But Representative Robert E. Andrews, Democrat of New Jersey, said it had major implications for consumers.
Craig Moffett, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Company, said the transaction had few implications for consumers.
However, as Egypt faces its worst economic crisis since the 1930s, the rate of inflation has risen sharply, with serious implications for consumers.
"Had this been approved, it would have transformed the competitive landscape of the airline industry here and abroad with negative implications for consumers for years to come," he said.
Continuing to subsidise affordable measures such as lofts and cavity walls at current levels through Eco... could [have] severe implications for consumer bills.
The report noted that average hourly earnings had risen over the last several months, reaching $22.66 in August, a trend that could have implications for consumer spending if there was sustained growth.
Updated at 9.57pm BST 9.46pm BST Karl Mathiesen (@karlmathiesen) takes another look at the implications for consumer energy costs of the proposed new EPA rules: A report by the Chamber of Commerce last week predicted the EPA regulations would take and annual average of $200 every year away from household budgets through costs passed on by power companies.
Implications for consumer spending even with some job creation are modest.
