Sentence examples for sufficient consumers from inspiring English sources

For certain food categories the number of consumption events recorded is very small and there are not sufficient consumers to make reliable estimates of upper percentile exposures.

The question is whether there is sufficient consumer demand so that it is efficient for a firm to offer the products separately.

Now the district court did find that there's sufficient consumer demand for a browserless operating system, particularly referring, as Your Honor did, to companies that their employees have no business surfing the Web or they may, in some circumstances and not other circumstances, so they want some without a browser.

His boss believed that sufficient consumer safeguards were already on the books.

If there is sufficient consumer demand for ethical fashion the industry will change.

"These reports raise serious questions about the integrity of these online fantasy sports web sites, and it raises the question of whether there are sufficient consumer and competition safeguards to protect the integrity of these online games," the letter said.

Although these statistics represent the number of condoms sold or distributed to the trade (i.e., to distributors, wholesalers, and retailers), it is often assumed that they will mimic sales to consumers, because the trade is unlikely to re-stock unless there is sufficient consumer demand.

The problem compounds as simply hiring more people to keep up with social marketing, sales and support will not be sufficient, as consumers and their new channels will always outnumber employees.

…publicly disclose accurate information regarding the network management practices, performance, and commercial terms of its broadband Internet access services sufficient for consumers to make informed choices regarding use of such services and for content, application, service, and device providers to develop, market, and maintain Internet offerings.

"To be clear, these disclosures may have been required in certain circumstances under the existing transparency rule in order to provide information sufficient for consumers to make informed choices.

Reporting a correlation may be sufficient for consumer research, but for humanities research a list of correlated data would be essentially meaningless.