Sentence examples for treating consumers from inspiring English sources

Second, MoviePass serves as a cautionary tale of treating consumers with a transactional mindset.

So popular have Rodgers and Hammerstein become for advertising purposes that sometimes marketers are treating consumers to duets.

Cavendish Elithorn, OFT executive director, said: "This is a new and innovative industry that needs to ensure it is treating consumers fairly and that children are protected".

"Designers are treating consumers like artists, people who for the first time are creating aspirational content that brands want to use," Ms. Mullen said.

"This arrogant behaviour of large corporations treating consumers as mushrooms and keeping them in the dark, this has to stop," Shorten told reporters in Brisbane.

The OFT's executive director, Cavendish Elithorn, said: "This is a new and innovative industry that has grown rapidly in recent years, but it needs to ensure it is treating consumers fairly and that children are protected".

Does it treat consumers equally, no matter how they shop?

Which means that companies are more careful than ever about the way they treat consumers, right?

Consumer groups hope the reforms will drive unfair lenders out of business or force them to treat consumers fairly.

Ofgem said the new guidelines would force suppliers to go through "a culture change" in the way they treat consumers.

However, compared to conventional growers, as a group they treat consumers as more knowledgeable, and grant consumers more of a role in technological decision-making.