Sentence examples for a wider clientele from inspiring English sources

If he broadened the festival's range of operas he might attract a wider clientele.

So she has expanded her menu to attract a wider clientele.

I'm not suggesting to paint them pink, but catering to a wider clientele may aid their survival.

Some are university owned, some are owned and run by property companies on behalf of the university and others are private and open to a wider clientele.

The Acurio franchise includes food festivals, cookbooks and restaurants spanning a range of themes and price points, making them accessible to a wider clientele.

The larger towns in Brandenburg serve as regional centres for service activities, while the important Studio Babelsberg in Potsdam produces both films and television programming for a wider clientele.

Hispanic restaurants and Caribbean food shops have proliferated downtown but have not drawn a wide clientele.

SITARS The gently priced goodies appeal to a wide clientele of young women and older couples of all cultures and planets.

He envisions the new Wine Library as an "adult theme park" -- the place to go on a lazy Saturday afternoon -- for a much wider clientele than those he calls wine snobs.

It's a way of advertising our place to a much wider clientele, since Christie's has clients who would not normally come to see us in Belgium".

While the project already offered two-day training programs in various cities, Gilbert got the idea to create an online training module that would reach a much wider clientele.