Sentence examples for a specific clientele from inspiring English sources

The brand Mackey created caters to a specific clientele.

Mr. Santomauro's Roommate Finders does not cater to a specific clientele.

Oblix (daft name, makes you want to bellow, "Asterix!") is designed to crowd-please a specific clientele: they can eat familiar-looking food surrounded by familiar-looking people – a Maccy D's approach for the internationally minted.

In fact, cult magazines usually serve a specific clientele outside the mainstream (my favorite, though not included in this book, is The Razor's Edge, a zine for women who shave their heads).

Programs that targeted a specific clientele, however, obtained much more significant results.

It can be described as a virtual integration program, i.e., a set of service providers having to coordinate their actions to offer diversified and ongoing services to a specific clientele [ 33- 35].

The catalog in particular reminds us that at least some of what we're looking at — gem-studded earrings, say, or a silk wrap ornamented with gold-leaf flowers — was geared to a very specific clientele, namely the rulers who competitively staked out kingdoms in different parts of the island.

GLAMOUR BELLES At her dress shop in Union, Tenn., Paige Burcham Carlton caters to a very specific clientele: girls and young women hoping to win beauty pageants.

Novus Leisure, who manage the latter and sit on the ALMR board, are unashamed about their ambitions for attracting a very specific clientele.

Having been used to a specific European clientele, Mr. Asch says the fresh faces offer a new challenge.

Such exhibitions differ from the commercial or nonprofit gallery show and from museums because, for the most part, they are not fully curated packages that deal with a specific theme, clientele or interest.