Sentence examples for language consumer from inspiring English sources

The pink slime debacle created the perfect storm of food system change, thanks to a combination of evocative language, consumer activism, arrogant industry behavior, viral social media, relentless mainstream media reporting and scientists willing to go on the record.

At the same time, "we want to deliver those relevant messages in an Absolut way," Mr. Murphy said, defining that as "using a language consumers can relate to, talking to them almost like a friend, staying away from being too preachy".

Put simply, the company analyses Big Data to understand what language consumers use to look for things they want to buy.

Once it becomes technologically alterable, as well as increasingly refracted through the language of consumer choice, this "given" quality of kinship is profoundly disrupted.

This is partly because, in the US, commercial surrogacy is legal and thus sucks in the whole language of consumer rights that generally protects the buyer over the seller.

In contrast, Blomfield says that Europe is more fragmented in language and consumer banking culture, and has many different providers in each country, something he reckon's makes Monzo's marketplace banking model a little more challenging.

A more actionable type of rights claim seemed to be provided by the language of consumer rights.

All of the proposed options will require the use of plain language or consumer health vocabularies [ 17, 128, 130] to achieve the 6th to 7th grade reading level recommended for patient health materials [ 129] and minimize potential misinterpretation of results.

In order to sample multiple views and perspectives, a series of focus group meetings was convened with the following four groups: senior citizens, urban professionals, immigrants with English as a second language, and consumer advocates.

The guidelines will be written in clear language that consumers can understand.

A number of Web sites have sprung up in recent years that boil down the terms and conditions into language most consumers can understand.