Usa "emptor" in una frase

1. Caveat emptor, and all that

2. So what is meant by “caveat emptor?” It literally

3. “Caveat Emptor” - Let the buyer beware

4. But personisms that sell stock in themselves or virutalnisms that have social impact are placing the conned-sumer into the ancient dilemma of caveat emptor – let the buyer beware

5. When there is not only the absence of transparency, but also the punishment of whistleblowers, then horrescat emptor – buyer be scared – becomes the survival maxim of the incessantly suspect conned-sumer

6. In Latin the term is "caveat emptor" which means, "Let the buyer beware"

7. Caveat emptor, indeed

8. Clearly, at no time in the history of the markets has the phrase caveat emptor had more meaning for investors, both institutional and individual alike