Usar "emptor" en una oración

1. Caveat emptor, and all that

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

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3. “Caveat Emptor” - Let the buyer beware

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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

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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

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

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7. Caveat emptor, indeed

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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

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