Sentence examples for vigilant consumers from inspiring English sources

Such policies, which typically have lower deductibles and co-payments, may lead families to be less vigilant consumers of health care.

In "Only the First Step in Containing Health Costs" (Economic View, July 22), Christina D. Romer said that when employers give workers generous health insurance policies, this "may lead families to be less vigilant consumers of health care".

But I think both regulation and vigilant consumers like us have done a pretty good job calling out when companies do bad things with their tech, or when they aren't making the best product that they can.

As the Lammers' case shows, even vigilant consumers can be confused about what Christian sharing ministries actually cover.

Let's face it: by the time even the most vigilant consumer discovers his information has been used fraudulently, it's already too late.

Be a Vigilant Consumer Anyone who buys a skin product that purports to have biological actions should first check with a dermatologist or consult the F.D.A.'s cosmetics Web site to determine its safety and possible effectiveness.

I had heard about recalls and horrific crib-related injuries, which made both of us wonder how I ever made it out of childhood before the days of more vigilant consumer protection.

And this is a vigilant consumer group.

The three represent a range of ideologies, from sympathy for Wall Street to vigilant consumer protection.

Fortunately it will remain possible for the vigilant consumer to buy products marked 'not produced with the aid of genetic modification'.

Not to mention some rather shady initiatives whose purpose is to mark Jewish--sorry, Israeli--merchandise with supposedly derogatory stickers intended for the attention of the vigilant French consumer.