Sentence examples for uncertainty for consumers from inspiring English sources

He says the Law Commission is looking at the issue of gift vouchers and deposits in insolvencies, which should clear up some uncertainty for consumers in the future.

Some economists said such guidance, which the U.S. Federal Reserve has provided in recent years, would help eliminate uncertainty for consumers, company owners and investors and help strengthen the economic recovery.

The plan, which is similar to steps taken by the United States Federal Reserve, is expected to eliminate some uncertainty for consumers and companies about the future cost of borrowing.

"Today's decision by the FCC to encumber broadband Internet services with badly antiquated regulations is a radical step that presages a time of uncertainty for consumers, innovators and investors," said Michael Glover, Verizon's senior vice-president for public policy and government affairs.

In a statement, also released in text form, albeit in typewriter font, Michael Glover, Verizon's senior vice-president, public policy and government affairs, said: "Today's decision by the FCC to encumber broadband internet services with badly antiquated regulations is a radical step that presages a time of uncertainty for consumers, innovators and investors".

The result of this decision is likely to be higher prices for services and years of litigation and uncertainty for consumers.

The political cliff game, likely to shape the coming debt ceiling debate, is likely to have negative economic consequences, creating uncertainty for both consumers and investors.

"For growth and unemployment to improve, we need to have a government that can remove uncertainty for businesses, consumers, investors and banks," said Tito Boeri, the director of the Fondazione Rodolfo Debenedetti, a research firm based in Milan.

A Treasury spokesman said: "Any levy would complicate the tax system, impose an administrative burden on business and create uncertainty for business and consumers".

But the transition is full of risks and uncertainty for all involved: Consumers could see higher premiums because of the additional benefits and protections they receive in the coming year.

In a statement, Ed Vaizey, minister for Culture, Communications and the Creative Industries, said he recognised that the delay would "cause uncertainty for businesses and consumers".