Sentence examples for unleash consumer from inspiring English sources
Allan B. Hubbard, the assistant to the president for economic policy and director of the National Economic Council, supports President Bush's approach to limiting health care spending: unleash consumer power.
"It will take a lot to unleash consumers," Dujarric says.
Through mergers and growing public demand for greater choice, hospitals and medical groups have gained bargaining clout with health insurers; meanwhile, drug companies' advertising has unleashed consumer demand for costly medications.
U.S. employers appear wary about the economy, especially as a strong dollar has slowed U.S. exports, home sales have stagnated and cheaper gasoline has yet to unleash more consumer spending.
SANTA CLARA, Calif., April 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — NVIDIA Corporation Nasdaqq: NVDA) continues to address the global demand for better visual experiences on the PC with the recent market introduction of a series of new powerful graphics processing units (GPUs) and media and communications processors (MCPs) that unleash consumers' creativity and self-expression.
The danger with unleashing the consumer on the current system is that it will intensify the pressure for more risk selection, says Ms Docteur of the OECD.
"You saw what happened with the Apple app store: it just unleashed the consumer side because apps are so cheap to make," says Flatley, who will be chairman of the new company.
The unleashing of consumers' plastic comes as UK mortgage approvals hit their highest since December 2009.
That threat to consumer privacy unleashed a storm of protest against the company, as well as a Federal Trade Commission investigation and a class-action lawsuit, which was settled only in 2002 when DoubleClick agreed to make user data anonymous.
Netflix and Bank of America shares both dropped following the bad press after consumers unleashed their fury.
Other parties in the campaign are the Philadelphia and Paris chapters of the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power, and the Consumer Project on Technology, a Washington group started by Ralph Nader.
