Sentence examples for a broader clientele from inspiring English sources

While its owner is gay, it caters to a broader clientele.

Even the businesses that cater to a broader clientele appear to be holding their own.

But she has expanded to serve a broader clientele, staying open on Saturdays to serve residents of the area.

For that itinerary, the company felt it needed to cater to a broader clientele, said a Carnival spokeswoman, Jennifer de la Cruz.

When Mr. Castrillon and Ms. Londono opened this storefront in 2004, they included tacos and burritos to serve a broader clientele.

It also found evidence that they were drawing passengers away from local bus and light-rail systems that serve a broader clientele.

For the moment, at least, Mr. Ravens in doing his best to attract a broad clientele: his inaugural exhibition, "Sanctuary," is a madcap group sampler of more than 150 works by 71 artists.

Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinics (NPLCs) in Ontario are clinics where nurse practitioners, in collaboration with physicians and other health professionals, autonomously manage primary care for a broad clientele.

A new owner has said he plans to reopen it this year with a different name and broader clientele.

They attract a pretty broad clientele of all ages, too.

The majority of second-home buyers are from France, but Essaouira attracts a broad international clientele, including retirees from Belgium, Scandinavia, Britain and the United States, Mr. Peto said.