Such a change, they say, could expose American consumers to unsafe, impure and counterfeit drugs.

Drug companies lobbied against the drug-import legislation, saying it would expose American consumers to unsafe, impure and counterfeit drugs.

Such cookies irk many privacy advocates, who say that they expose consumers to scrutiny by advertising firms, for example, without their knowledge or consent.

The Bush administration opposed relaxation of import rules, saying it could expose consumers to unsafe, counterfeit or contaminated drugs.

It might expose "unsuspecting consumers and their children" to pornography, viruses, and spam.

Use of such products exposes consumers to unpredictable risk and the potential for injury or even death.

It would also lead some firms to avoid hedging their risks, exposing consumers to unnecessary price increases.

They say the legislation, endorsed in different forms earlier this year by the House and the Senate, could expose consumers to a flood of unsafe products.

That could expose consumers to a frightening concentration of information sources.

Sky Radio is another attempt to establish a new medium that exposes consumers to sales pitches in places where there didn't used to be places.