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91 Imports of capital goods rose 50. 7 percent and consumer goods almost doubled in 1995, it said.

92 Investors were concerned that allegations of corruption against the ruling party would hurt consumer confidence and economic growth.

93 Democrats are allied with the trial lawyers and some consumer groups.

94 Labour consumer affairs spokesman Nigel Griffiths warned Sega and Nintendo they had three weeks to act.

95 That is where so much of the consumer boom of the 1980s came from.

96 Coupons generated electronically at the cash register are popular across the country, because they mirror consumer preferences.

97 This is a utilitarian relationship with nature, in which it becomes a treasure chest of consumer goodies.

98 But the results of the Christmas consumer test will give new heart to anyone browned off by the festive ripoff syndrome.

99 The Government produced in the autumn statement a graph of consumer confidence.

100 A new consumer product must be introduced with a suitable advertising campaign to arouse an interest in it.

101 The bank rate sets the trend for home, vehicle and other consumer loans.

102 However, consumer boycotts can often do more harm than good.

103 Prosperity, too, had been the product of small enterprises and a lengthy consumer boom financed by credit.

104 Ten consumer groups, along with some veterinarians and meat inspectors, are urging even tougher action.

105 The courts can obtain payments for those in arrears with consumer credit agreements.

106 In peacetime, the business became legitimate and was fueled by a consumer boom.

107 The warning coincided with new figures showing consumer borrowing in October at a 14-year high.

108 Greater consumer access to the Internet has boosted electronic retailing.

109 All other aspects of demand can then be deduced once we have analysed this consumer choice situation.

110 The survey showed that consumer concern about the economy was the single biggest factor affecting the building business in 1993.

111 Such agencies utilise consumer panels(http://Sentencedict.com), readership surveys and television audience measurement to generate their information. 17.

112 Previously, the Fed reported that consumer borrowing rose $ 10. 6 billion during October.

113 The single-minded mission of commercial television today is to produce audiences for sale to advertisers of consumer goods and services.

114 Without a viable alternative, the impact of higher taxes is to raise business costs and reduce consumer incomes.

115 Renate Ku nast, the new food and agriculture minister, will also have responsibility for consumer affairs.

116 The monopolist is normally considered to exploit consumers by charging a high price and thereby destroying some consumer surplus.

117 Labour consumer affairs spokesman Nigel Griffiths has given Sega and Nintendo a three-week deadline to act.

118 With exports flagging, Thaksin wants to boost consumer confidence and spending.

119 A direct marketing channel moves goods directly from manufacturer to consumer.

120 It is the force which subjects producers and resource suppliers to the dictates of buyer or consumer sovereignty.