Sentence examples for problem consumers from inspiring English sources
Such schemes present a classic chicken-and-egg problem: consumers will not adopt the technology until merchants do, and vice versa.
Though now Americans are being chastised for their greed and short-sightedness.As Olivier Blanchard points out, the problem consumers currently face is uncertainty.
But in the event of a more widespread problem, consumers might not not even be able to log on to get this information.
No swift solution seems to be on the horizon, and with so little reason to believe that either the Camorra or the illegal dumping will suddenly stop being a problem, consumers' worries about food products from the region may prove to be as persistent as the dioxins.
Is this a problem consumers should be worried about?
"The biggest problem consumers said they had with them was that they really didn't look appealing.
Questionable or nonitemized charges levied on imperiled borrowers by lenders and loan servicers are an industrywide problem, consumer advocates contend.
The most common complaints concerned problems consumers encountered when they were unable to make payments, like issues with loan modifications or foreclosures.
To the Editor: You published an interesting article that showcases many of the problems consumers have getting adequate and reasonably priced health care.
It highlighted all the familiar problems – consumers running down savings, dismal productivity growth and a whopping trade deficit – and said they had got worse in the last year.
Then the doctor, aesthetician or skin-care specialist prescribes antiwrinkle, lightening and spot-reducing creams for problems consumers may never have noticed.
