Sentence examples for tangible consumer from inspiring English sources

He said there was a tangible consumer demand for such a platform and said its emergence – whether it is approved by the BBC Trust or not – was "like water, it can't be stopped".

Despite demonstrating a clear and tangible consumer harm, in this consent decree, consumers are treated as a mere afterthought.

She invests in companies that provide tangible consumer utility or enterprise productivity in the form of time savings, greater visibility of interrelated tasks or, simply, delightful day-to-day experiences that were once mundane.

It has a tangible effect on consumer confidence and spending too.

Marketers have more tangible insights into consumer trends and their daily habits than they could possibly use at this point in time.

The economic secretary to the Treasury, Sajid Javid, said: "The challenge now is to ensure that the work that has gone into the Sergeant review is transformed into tangible changes for consumers, and I look forward to discussing progress made with the industry and consumer groups next year".

"Those are direct tangible savings to consumers being lost".

Before the Federal Trade Commission intervened, perhaps the only tangible outcome for consumers from America Online's planned acquisition of Time Warner was a lot of promotion of Time Warner products on AOL platforms, and vice versa.

Another reason for the renewed attraction to New York is a perception that it is a hospitable market for agencies that specialize in nontraditional services like experiential marketing, which is centered on offering consumers tangible ways to interact with brands and products that include live events.

But most of the more than 1,400 pages of legislation offer little that is tangible to regular consumers -- a point that was highlighted by Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, Democrat of Rhode Island, in pushing for another amendment that would gave states the right to limit credit card interest rates, regardless of where the issuing bank is located.

There have been a multitude of attempts in the past to deploy such markets, but they do not start providing tangible benefits to consumers and providers until the markets reach a certain level of maturity and liquidity.