Sentence examples for needs for consumers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Scal said wireless fitness devices were becoming popular because they addressed basic needs for consumers, unlike another trend seen at the show, enormous televisions.

To meet routine Monday-through-Thursday needs for consumers who reserve top-of-the-line wines for weekends, East End producers offer lower-cost alternatives.

"With PlayTV," he admits, "yes you will need more storage, and retailers will probably accommodate those needs for consumers.

Emma Parker of the Financial Ombudsman Service says there is no need for consumers to use claims management companies.

Tensie Whelan, the President of the Rainforest Alliance, recently spoke of the need for consumers to assess goods on values other than just cost.

My own view, as expressed elsewhere, is that these policies were central to relieving a fear-driven rush to liquidity and so alleviating (if only partially) the perceived need for consumers and businesses to reduce spending.

Besides the relative stability of fuel prices, analysts attributed the strength of the truck and S.U.V. market to a need for consumers and corporate fleets to begin replacing older vehicles.

Apple promises this will "enable a new generation of health and fitness app" which is fairly standard hyperbole from the company, though the M7 should eliminate the need for consumers to buy separate health peripherals.

In Hong Kong, with its dense retail infrastructure, there is not much need for consumers to shop virtually.To compare countries, BCG has come up with an "e-intensity index".

The company said the need for consumers to save was as great as ever, and it was in a position to develop products for retirees who did not want to buy an annuity.

It also shows the need for consumers to be very wary of any request for a bank transfer sent by email involving an account you've never paid before – however plausible it appears.