Sentence examples for shift to consumers from inspiring English sources

Jessops, which had employed 2,000 staff, had called in PwC after struggling for years against the inexorable shift to consumers buying cameras online or simply using their smartphones for taking pictures.

Lenovo is now paying a heavy price for failing to address its new division's reliance on Western companies.Perhaps distracted by the takeover, it was unprepared for the PC market's shift to consumers, says Bryan Ma of IDC, a research firm.

"From 1993 to now, the biggest shift that we've seen is the shift to consumers," said Dr. England, who is the president of the Washington Business Group on Health, an organization of large employers.

Berardelli explains that social media is a key factor in the shift to consumer centric marketing.

Merrill Lynch said the back-to-school season has experienced a shift to consumer electronics from the traditional domination of apparel and supplies.

Moreover, with the shift to consumer-driven health care, there will be lots of money to be made from peddling advice on how to get the most bang for the HSA buck.

Financial services firms and insurers clearly have the most at stake in the shift to consumer-driven health care and many will doubtless form partnerships to compete for HSA assets and customers, such as JPMorgan Chase and Humana have.

As the economy slows and business profits weaken, more of these costs are shifted to consumers.

As output and prices adjust to changes in tax rates, the taxes tend to be shifted to consumers.

She said "increased cost-shifting to consumers will temporarily benefit the health insurers," by holding down wasteful spending.

…tax is largely shifted to consumers through short-run price rises, while other studies support the opposite conclusion.