Sentence examples for renew consumer from inspiring English sources

The legislation is intended to renew consumer confidence in air travel by requiring steps to prevent hijackers from boarding and taking control of planes as on Sept. 11.

But in an effort to get business from these developing markets, it would be a mistake for U.S. milk producers to neglect their 'home front,' where there is a desperate need for them to create innovative products to renew consumer interest in milk.

A drop of a point in interest rates and a decline in oil prices will generate renewed consumer confidence.

Carmakers are hoping that renewed consumer confidence and an improving business climate will lead to higher car sales through the end of this year and into 2004.

The coalition is hoping that renewed consumer confidence, helped by the improving housing market, will underpin the economic recovery in the second half of this year, after GDP expanded by 0.6% in the second quarter.

While Republicans are shaking their heads at the 647-page bill, Mr. Obey said the legislation met Mr. Obama's goals of renewing consumer buying power through job creation, aiding those most severely hit by the downturn and transforming the economy.

After noticing renewed consumer interest in frozen yogurt, Dreyer's and Edy's Slow Churned launched yogurt blends late last year.

Croesus is surprised by Wall Street's optimism about profits from renewed consumer spending creating 2% to 4% growth by the fourth quarter and pushing the S&P 500 index back up to the 1050 mark.

After being weighed down by harsh weather and sluggish consumer spending, retail sales in the U.S. rebounded in the first quarter (February-April) of 2014 with renewed consumer confidence and better employment data.

The partnership would also provide a return on investment for the American taxpayer by securing the long-term viability of Chrysler brands in the marketplace, sustaining future product and technology development for our country and building renewed consumer confidence, while preserving American jobs".

They say a combination of factors--a short and successful Gulf War, renewed consumer confidence, lower mortgage rates and bargain-basement home prices--has had buyers coming out in droves since mid-January.