Sentence examples for permanent consumers from inspiring English sources

"But in China, for that change to be permanent, consumers have to be willing to bear the consequences.

In addition, studies show that stimulants will permanently change their brain chemistry, cause shrinkage of brain tissue, predispose children to cocaine addiction in young adulthood, stigmatize them with a false diagnosis and push them toward becoming permanent consumers of psychiatric drugs.

"I call on Democrats and Republicans who want to preserve a free and open internet to work together on permanent consumer protections," said Senate Commerce Committee Chairman John Thune (R-S.D). after the FCC vote.

Should MP3sparks.com become a permanent fixture, consumers will ultimately end up winning this one.

Ms. Maloney recalled telling him that she would press to get her bill enacted anyway, because only a law would ensure permanent protection for consumers.

These fixes should be permanent, so that consumers, developers and wireless carriers don't have to worry about the law shifting on a whim.

Industry analysts and company executives say the shift is likely a permanent one, as consumers flock to small cars packed with features like heated leather seats, Internet access and voice-activated entertainment systems.

Further, a temporary sales tax cut or investment tax credit will deliver more bang for the buck than a permanent one because consumers and businesses will rush to take advantage of the tax incentives while they last.

Coupled with the average 10percenttemporaryrateate increase in January that the commission made permanent today, those consumers will pay 46percentt more for utilities than they did in December.

This lack of market vitality appears irreversible since it represents a seemingly permanent ceiling on consumers' purchase levels in all except a few areas mainly financial and other services and high-tech, not the traditional categories of packaged goods and consumer durables.

These fixes should be permanent, so that consumers [and] developers don't have to worry about the law shifting on a whim".