Sentence examples for a new clientele of from inspiring English sources

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

And now, as it has grown more precise, liposuction is attracting a new clientele of body-conscious people who want to improve physiques already honed by diet and regular exercise.

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They have attracted a new clientele, few of whom seem to have much interest in the live races that are only a few yards away from the gambling machines, into which they pump thousands of dollars.

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

Dealers who had been selling heroin to the same small group of drug users for years suddenly found themselves with a booming new clientele of, as one former dealer from Everett recalled, "upper- and middle-class children".

But as the cost of genome sequencing goes from stratospheric to merely very expensive, it is piquing the interest of a new clientele.

Louisiana: A New Clientele At the Terrebonne Parish libraries, the annual technology budget, including the salaries of three staff members, runs about $100,000 a year.

Today many of those pieces, rescued and restored, are likely to captivate a new clientele at Frock, a high-end vintage store in NoLIta.

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

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