Sentence examples for term consumers from inspiring English sources

Over the longer term, consumers respond to higher prices by driving more efficient cars and substituting other fuels for petrol.

In the long term, consumers will also lose out, as they'll likely have to pay for services that are currently free because they're supported by advertising".

In the short term, consumers are starting to make trade-offs such as feeding the family with environmentally friendly products or choosing something that is cheaper".

In the short term, consumers will very likely turn to compact fluorescents, or C.F.L.'s, which already meet the new efficiency benchmark.

Mr. Conroy of BMG acknowledged that, for the near term, consumers might need to have software capable of processing more than one format, depending on which one any given song is encoded in.

But long term, consumers will lose out, as the wine brands' quality will slip over time under new ownership.

They may buy less, but, long-term, consumers will consume".

The simplest and most important concept is a dull economic term: "consumer surplus".

It's no wonder the public has a poor view of the term "consumer".

In using the term consumer, Healthwatch England is not implying any preferred model of future provision in the NHS.

He added that in the long term consumer appetite for taking on new borrowing was limited, and there was a desire among many consumers to reduce their debt.