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• Agricultural biotechnology has met with strong consumer resistance in Europe and Japan.
• In March, sensing consumer resistance, we lowered our price to $ 799,
• Below that top level, however, consumer resistance now sets in fast.
• On the other hand, there is consumer resistance and undoubted anxiety.
• But there's been some consumer resistance to buying such products.
• Consumer resistance to the high cost of funerals isn't new.
• "It could be that we're beginning to see some consumer resistance to gasoline prices,"
• Consumer resistance is being felt by virtually every college and university in the country.
• Consumer resistance everywhere has proved to be far stronger than anyone anticipated, he added.
• Consumer resistance to efforts to restrict healthcare services remains stiff.
• Last week The Wall Street Journal wrote about growing consumer resistance to this billing complexity.
• And many farmers are continuing to grow these crops, despite a rise in consumer resistance.
• Then the industry hit a wall of consumer resistance.
• So naturally alarms went off last year when the business hit an iceberg of consumer resistance.
• But, spurred by consumer resistance to expensive cereals, the fundamentals of the industry appear to be shifting.
• Their goal is to elude consumer resistance to traditional forms of advertising like commercials and print advertisements.
• But Dr . Bruhn maintains that the notion of overwhelming consumer resistance " is a myth ."
• What's more, domestic and overseas competition, along with consumer resistance, make it difficult to raise prices, he said.
• It has been described both as a parody holiday festival and as a form of playful consumer resistance.
• Skewes noted there already has been some consumer resistance to buying chicken treated with radiation to kill bacteria.