Sentence examples for unaware consumers from inspiring English sources

This is all a fitting birth to the era depicted in Mad Men -- an era of shining knights whose role was it was to save the day by helping unaware consumers make emotional decisions about products and services.

' Under-estimators' and ' unaware consumers' reported significantly lower ED intake in typical and maximum ED sessions than ' accurate estimators', with significantly fewer consumers in the former two groups exceeding the ED intake guidelines in these sessions (Table  2).

Most notably, 43 % of ' accurate estimators' reported exceeding the guidelines in their maximum sessions while almost half that percentage (27 and 24%%) reported this behaviour in the ' under-estimators' and ' unaware consumers' groups.

This living icon of Africa's great natural wealth is being sacrificed while the criminal and corruptible profit by selling its ivory to unaware aspirational consumers thousands of miles away.

Before meeting Attorney Kimmel, we were unaware that consumers can get free legal assistance to seek redress when fairness and justice are otherwise nowhere to be found.

The bond-rating agencies and investors who buy mortgage-backed securities, seem unaware that consumer profiles are being upgraded this way.

But those notices are often buried deep inside manuals and online instructions, leaving most consumers unaware they even exist.

It cannot be allowed to fuel consumer demand, or give the illusion of class and wealth to consumers unaware of its true social and environmental cost.

These records were kept in unencrypted files on the phone and on whatever computer the phone was synced to -- leaving consumers unaware, and unprotected.

For example, a draft 1982 report by the agency found that asbestos-contaminated vermiculite caused "significant adverse health effects" among people working with the ore, and that the public was generally unaware that some consumer uses could pose significant health hazards.

The fact isn't sitting well with the Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), which believes many consumers are unaware they have consumed an insect-based ingredient.