Sentence examples for sympathetic to consumer from inspiring English sources

Democratic appointees have been more sympathetic to consumer protection regulations, for example, than their Republican counterparts.

Last month, for example, the commission accused Carlsberg, a Danish brewer, and Heineken, a Dutch rival, of plotting not to compete on each other's home turf.Secondly, regulators have become more sympathetic to consumer lobbies, and have turned their attention to retail goods.

One has to be sympathetic to consumer electronics companies.

Younger campaigned as someone tough on crime but sympathetic to consumer and environmental interests.

At least one of the executives will say he is sympathetic to consumers' concerns.

And, as in the PFOA panel case, those with financial support from industry usually outnumber by a two- or three-to-one margin those whose writings suggest they may be sympathetic to environmental or consumer interests (CSPI, in press).

The Bush administration suspended the Clinton ruling on March 20, drawing a wave of protest that it was more sympathetic to the chemical industry than to consumers.

This finding was corroborated by [31] who found that electricity consumers who were generally sympathetic to environmental issues did not necessarily adopt green tariffs.

AT&T hopes that around 25% of America's telephone consumers will switch to cable within five years.Finding regulators sympathetic to the Baby Bells may be as difficult as finding consumers who like their cable-TV company.

Paul Polman, CEO of consumer goods giant Unilever, was more sympathetic to politicians.

The Liberal MP Craig Kelly told Guardian Australia he was "sympathetic to the proposal on the basis that for a consumer to take a bank to court is virtually impossible, because the bank can bleed them out with legal fees".