Sentence examples for problem consumer from inspiring English sources

Questionable or nonitemized charges levied on imperiled borrowers by lenders and loan servicers are an industrywide problem, consumer advocates contend.

The problem, consumer groups and even some manufacturers say, is that there is no legal or regulatory definition of what "natural" is.

Furthermore, while the contemplated plan would definitely shed light on the issue of per capita consumption, it did not come directly to grips with the client's problem: consumer resistance to eating more of his product.

In the Bud Light ad, Rogen and Schumer discuss how women must often pay more for the same things, a problem consumer advocates call the "gender tax". When Schumer says women are charged more for cars, dry cleaning and shampoo (among other things), Rogen says, "You pay more but get paid less?

The biggest problem, consumer advocates say, and the biggest source of profits to lenders, is that too many customers find, like Mr. Milford, that they must "roll over" the loans, repaying the same fee each month until they can muster the original loan amount.

The problem, consumer advocates say, is that arbitrated settlements often favor businesses.

If pollution is a problem, consumers can be the solution.

Though now Americans are being chastised for their greed and short-sightedness.As Olivier Blanchard points out, the problem consumers currently face is uncertainty.

Such schemes present a classic chicken-and-egg problem: consumers will not adopt the technology until merchants do, and vice versa.

But in the event of a more widespread problem, consumers might not not even be able to log on to get this information.

Is this a problem consumers should be worried about?