Sentence examples for leaves the consumer from inspiring English sources

Advertising, while pervasive, still leaves the consumer with a choice.

It leaves the consumer in a quandary: what part of the label can be believed?

But too much bad news leaves the consumer with "a choice between perpetual vigilance (and anxiety), or tuning it out", added Stafford.

Jim Manley, a spokesman for the Senate majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, called the Republican alternative, "a weak, watered-down bill, which leaves the consumer protections in shambles".

"The name still leaves the consumer with a warm and fuzzy feeling.

That leaves the consumer market at which the Torch is squarely aimed.

NEC and another Japanese company, Panasonic, recently announced that they were leaving the consumer smartphone business, for example.

Mr. Saelens said that he did not expect either Kodak or Fuji to follow suit and leave the consumer photo industry anytime soon.

What's more, about one in six loans incurs a repossession fee of about $350 to $400, which is added to the borrower's balance, leaving the consumer even more in debt, despite also losing the car.

Alliances between airlines are justified on the grounds that they benefit the customer.The same cannot be said of the collaboration between football clubs in the English premier league, where up until recently the sale of live broadcasting rights to a single network left the consumer with only one choice: take it or leave it.

You want to cut all the fat off the steak and just leave the consumer with the meat.