Sentence examples for wrong consumers from inspiring English sources

"For more than 10 years the sustainability leadership – whether around design, behaviour change, development – has been targeting the wrong consumers," he said.

The lack of regulation has made campaigners suspect that there may have been an unspoken conviction among officials that if things go wrong, consumers, almost all of whom are women, simply have themselves to blame — essentially that the medical complications of botched cosmetic treatments are just the trivial problems of vain and silly women.

Owen Paterson said he was "pleased" with the plans, adding it was "wrong" consumers had bought beef products that contained horse.

To reduce the chances of getting the insured value of a house wrong, consumer advocates and insurance industry officials recommend that homeowners get a second opinion when buying coverage.

When he's discharged from hospital after his breeze-block-related head injury, he decides he's in the wrong consumer category, so sells his house for £10,000 and buys two months in a prison converted into luxury flats.

Don't get me wrong: Consumer spending, which accounts for about two-thirds of our gross domestic product, is a vital component of the U.S. economy.

Bubble Threat No analyst doubts China can deliver growth, but there is less certainty about its capacity to deliver stability in financial and property markets, and how it will cope with the risk of bubbles bursting if things go wrong: –Consumer price inflation was up 1.9% and purchasing prices for manufactured goods increased 1.7% year-on-year in December 2009.

Unless they have all got it wrong, companies, consumers and computers will one day be able to choose exactly what they want from a huge cloud of electronic offerings, via the Internet.The reality will take a while to catch up; indeed, it may turn out to be quite different from today's vision.

And it aimed at the wrong target: consumers.

What's wrong with consumers getting free Internet software with their computers?

Environment Secretary Owen Paterson said: "It is completely wrong that consumers are being presented with a product marked beef and found it contained horse".