Sentence examples for insufficient consumer from inspiring English sources
The economy's problems — a weak labor market, stagnant wages, insufficient consumer demand, widening income inequality, intractable poverty — are not primarily the Fed's to solve.
These rules catered to ISPs because ISPs, in the Commission's majority opinion, had insufficient consumer protections.
Operators largely rejected the idea that there is insufficient consumer demand, and the majority said that the lack of right business models is the biggest barrier for M4D.
As students head back to school, over 9 million are at risk for increased educational debt, due to bank-affiliated campus debit cards that come with high fees, insufficient consumer protections, and few options.
Examples include subsidies for fossil-fuels, insufficient consumer-based renewable energy incentives, government underwriting for nuclear plant accidents, and complex zoning and permitting processes for renewable energy.
As there is insufficient data on consumer consumption of electricity under a real-time pricing scheme, we have examined general consumer consumption behavior in response to price changes.
"If job growth falters, then income growth will be insufficient to generate consumer spending anywhere near the pace that is consistent with a sustained economic recovery," said David Greenlaw, chief United States fixed-income economist at Morgan Stanley.
We conclude that appropriate product design is important but insufficient to achieve consumer acceptance of insects as food in the West.
Thus, the FDA's policy alone may be insufficient to reduce consumer exposures to fluoroquinolone-resistant Campylobacter.
The rapid growth of commercial sheep herds is due to an expansion of sheep meat markets in all regions of the country, though Brazilian production of lamb meat is insufficient to supply consumer demand; consequently, many breeders of beef cattle are now investing in sheep husbandry, with the acquisition of animals from other regions of the country.
Safety advocates said the rule was insufficient to protect consumers.
