Sentence examples for a new clientele from inspiring English sources

He did the portrait to sell himself to a new clientele.

Under him, the company is also reaching out to a new clientele.

And there's another reason: we have a new clientele, a breed of young workaholics.

With the coming of the Great Society there was a new clientele of liberalism, the poor – and the nonwhite.

"We have a three-year plan to upgrade these apartments and market them to a new clientele," said Ms. Murphy.

He also realised that if Las Vegas's seedy image was changed, it could bring in a new clientele.

More extreme comedic measures may have to be taken to win over a newer clientele.

When hordes of bloggers and TV hosts scour every corner for hidden culinary treasures, any tiny taqueria or noodle shop can abruptly find itself with a whole new clientele — and occasionally, a national profile.

He went on to help create, on the premises, a one-night-a-week club called Wildness, which specialized in performance events and attracted a new, young clientele.

It should be easy prospect, but it is like starting a new business, except with an existing clientele.

Restaurateurs debate whether the trend is inspired by high-end, D.J.-driven restaurants in Paris and London or whether the Manhattan species is a home-grown hybrid that evolved to satisfy a demanding new clientele.