Sentence examples for shoppers trust from inspiring English sources

"But it's important to note that earning shoppers' trust is a job bigger than any one entity.

At a bad tempered shareholder meeting, small investors turned out in force to accuse the management of arrogance and having lost shoppers' trust.

At a bad tempered shareholder meeting Tesco's army of small investors turned out to accuse the management of "arrogance" and having lost shoppers' trust.

To win shoppers' trust, the venture, TOM eBay, has decided to use an escrow service, where payments will be held until buyers are satisfied with their purchases.

The company said it had reaped the benefit from its investment in technology and lower prices, as well as shoppers' trust in its brands during the horsemeat scandal and tough times on the high street that have seen the demise of rivals.

He says M&S's food business has been doing well recently partly because shoppers trust the way the retailer sources food compared to rivals who discovered there was horsemeat in their beef products, and that those ethical values can also play a part in turning clothing sales around.

"The immediate consequence was a loss of shopper trust -- and at a time when Target had already been struggling to lure shoppers through the doors".

But the question is whether discerning food shoppers will trust it.

The company got a head start earlier this month by announcing a long-term commitment to electrification, but it will be a long time before shoppers will trust VW as an environmentally friendly brand".

Rickin Thakrar, an analyst at Espirito Santo, said Lewis was on the right track but he had to stick with his plan for shoppers to trust Tesco for value again, meaning shareholders getting used to lower margins: "They have been mispriced for some time.

However, how a privacy policy is presented (in terms of wording) does not affect a shopper's trust in the store to any significant degree.