Sentence examples for a tremendous customer from inspiring English sources

"We have a tremendous customer base uptown".

"They have a very strong brand name and a tremendous customer loyalty," Mr. Brouwer said.

In the funding release, Sageview partner Dean Nelson described the company as "a true market leader with a tremendous customer list".

"Our new booking technology provides merchants even greater control over their deals to match the needs of their business and offers a tremendous customer experience," said Julie Szudarek, SVP, Local Deals, in a statement.

They would all show you the most touristy parts of town… Now because we have so much content around the activity and customer reviews etc it's becoming much harder for the tour operators to do a bad job… So essentially we're in a new age of tour supplier, all of which have really tremendous customer satisfaction".

Of course, that 1.8 million figure pales in comparison with the tremendous customer base between Citigroup (100 million) and AOL (23 million), but there is a ways to go before their venture establishes an Internet standard.

"The tremendous customer response to our business-to-business e-commerce model within the IT market has attracted significant interest from potential customers in other markets," says Chris MacAskill, president and CEO of Computer Literacycom.com

"Competitive video gaming has seen huge growth, and we see tremendous customer value in expanding the tournament experience to include the casual mobile games played by millions of people today," said Aaron Rubenson, Director, Amazon Appstore, in a statement about the esports tournament.

Today, Vanguard's costs amount to one-sixth of those of its competitors, notes Allen, and its innovational approach has engendered tremendous customer loyalty.

Amazon has not only competitive pricing but (unlike sites like Onsale and Buy.com) a reputation for a tremendous level of customer service and reliability.

"If CVS is such a terrible store for the area," he said, "then why are they getting a tremendous number of customers?" In a way, the proposal is intended to encourage more stores like Stoopher &Boots on Amsterdam Avenue, Stephanie Goldstein's idiosyncratic but tidy shop of ladybug-shaped night lights, dinosaurs made of socks and other hand-crafted what-nots.