Sentence examples for opportunities consumers from inspiring English sources

Zack Hocking, head of investments at Co-operative Investments, agrees: "The world is changing and issues targeted by sustainable investment such as the need to tackle ageing populations, global power shortage and climate change are creating attractive business opportunities, which in turn are creating great investment opportunities consumers can take advantage of".

The executive producers danced around it a bit but came to the conclusion that the infected "are equal opportunity consumers".

"As larger companies adopt these models to take advantage of the business opportunity, consumers may become suspicious about the authenticity of the overall concept," Christopher Marquis and Andrew Park wrote in the Stanford Social Innovation Review.

Are you worried that given the opportunity, consumers will go right back into heavy debt?

By throwing around adjectives like "magical," "incredible," and "amazing" at every possible opportunity, consumers are left to focus more on what they can do with an iPad rather than the little bits of silicon that make those experience happen.

Two principal dimensions of consumer engagement in health care are at the heart of the PHR opportunity: consumer access, and to a varying extent, control over consumer health information; and active, ongoing patient collaboration in care delivery and health care decision making, including the capacity to evaluate their own health status and progress over time.

I have done all of this without waiting for or expecting regulatory change but have used my legal background to create my own opportunities for consumers.

"It's about creating opportunities for consumers who want to engage with our brands and giving them the tools to do that," Mr. Santeler of Kimberly-Clark said.

Often, a series of so-called great vintages can create opportunities for consumers in the merely good years that can fall through the cracks, like 2001 and, more recently, 2008.

There are many opportunities for consumers to design their lives more sustainably.

The unused data will reduce smart grid opportunities for consumers as active participants, in term of controlling their energy consumption and avoiding peak loads through price benefits.