101.   The rise in mortgage bond yields suggests consumers will see higher mortgage rates, since lenders use the bonds as a benchmark for the rates they offer.

102.   The software would let consumers see video and data including video clips of sports events on their PCs or on TV screens connected to PCs.

103.   The state survey, released by the Texas Health Care Information Council, lets Texas consumers see for the first time how different HMOs stack up.

104.   The Wine Business Insider had two items in a recent issue that highlights the fiercely competitive nature of a California wine industry the consumer rarely sees.

105.   The tuner equipment was costly, the picture quality was fuzzy and few consumers saw any advantage in watching standard TV programs on their computers.

106.   These are the people who determine what consumers will see in retail stores in the coming months.

107.   There were some with technology behind the curtain that consumers will never see, even as they use the service.

108.   They offer great savings, but many consumers see them as annoying teases.

109.   This year, even before competition begins, consumers should see electric prices drop.

110.   Two of the three major credit bureaus plan to let consumers see their scores, or at least a close approximation, along with explanations.