Examples of using Consumer reports in English and their translations into Greek
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The company's all-electric Model S sedan was selected by Consumer Reports as 2014's"best overall" car.
Consumer Reports says: For the vast majority,
Consumer Reports, and my calculator, both say leasing is the most expensive way to operate a vehicle.
According to Consumer Reports, supplement manufacturers sell their products without first having to demonstrate that they are safe and effective.
But, as Consumer Reports points out, just because flat screen TVs are lighter doesn't mean they're light.
According to consumer reports, a new car depreciates in value once it leaves the lot.
In a 2007 rating of diet books done by Consumer Reports, the Atkins diet was ranked at the bottom!
According to Consumer Reports, dryers and refrigerators last an average of 13 years,
advises Consumer Reports, is the minimum investment requirements.
A study by the independent organization Consumer Reports showed that picaridin is safe for babies(3).
Consumer Reports just changed its mind and now recommends the
A 2014 Consumer Reports survey found that 63 percent of Americans thought following a gluten-free diet would improve physical or mental health.
In the Consumer Reports study examined Smart TVs the largest producers- such,
Consumer Reports is a non-profit publishing organization with a mission to create a fairer,
A few months later, Consumer Reports published their own results which showed 10 percent of apple juices sampled exceeded arsenic levels equivalent to drinking-water standards.
In a 2014 Consumer Reports survey, 63 percent of participants said they felt following a gluten-free diet would improve physical or mental health.
Experts from Consumer Reports would like to stress the point that a great price does not necessarily mean that it's a good deal.
Consumer Reports is an independent American organization that tests,
The HTC One(m8) performed the worst in Consumer Reports' test, deforming at 70 pounds of force
Consumer Reports believes the best way to protect the public is to have stronger regulation of supplements.