Sentence examples for possibility for consumers from inspiring English sources

But keyboards, trackpads and screens are probably within the realm of possibility for consumers who want to do at-home repairs.

On the contrary, physical proximity assumes quite an import role in peri-urban contexts, where the wider adoption of SFSC practices in the urban network enhances the possibility for consumers to get acquainted with these practices in the course of their daily errands.

He further held that there was no possibility for consumers to confuse Nintendo's game and characters with the King Kong films and their characters.

Ryan Radazzo, writing for AZcentral.com, refers to a study commissioned by the non-profit Consumer Travel Alliance (CTA) that sees the possibility for consumers to get hit in the wallet, particularly with the regard to routes where the two companies had been the sole providers/competitors.

There is no possibility for consumers to sign up for the panel with their own initiative.

As mentioned in that first paragraph, opponents of nudges critique the paternalistic aspect of nudging, the idea that nudging may potentially limit the possibility for consumers to rationally deliberate on the decision-making process by promoting particular choices outside their conscious awareness [ 6, 7, 12].

So, before the chaos and confusion ensues, I wanted to take a proactive role in steering a productive conversation to explore and introduce solutions, ethics, standards, and also reduce the possibility for consumer confusion and potential backlash.

Dell's new Inspiron slim and mini-towers expand the design and personalization possibilities for consumers.

E-commerce has opened up new possibilities for consumers, offering them more choice at lower prices.

The modern electronic marketplace has revolutionized the possibilities for consumers to gather detailed information about products and services before purchase.

Bob Gault, vice president for the distribution industry at I.B.M. Global Services in Somers, N.Y., described the e-Port as "a very disruptive technology," meaning that it will lead to new marketing possibilities for consumer-goods companies.