Sentence examples for adequate customer from inspiring English sources

This makes it difficult for these businesses to grow, while restaurants are unable to provide adequate customer service levels or fulfil orders.

Unfortunately, past annuity sales lacked adequate customer protection and many savers paid hefty charges for their original annuity or lost out with poor rates.

The New York attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, announced yesterday that his office had filed a lawsuit against Dell Inc. and its Dell Financial Services unit, accusing them of deceptive business practices and of failing to provide adequate customer service.

In addition, the FTC said that Venmo didn't offer "adequate customer support" to respond to these complaints.

If you send us your address, we can check if there is a local disturbance").. Therefore, adequate customer service via social media, which is called social care, is not only a strategic necessity for customer relationship management (47 % of social media users engage in social care; The Nielsen Company 2012) but also a viable means to reduce customer service costs.

Confirm that the platform has adequate customer support.

There are two ways to get that — Differentiation — delivering a better product for which customers pay a price premium or Low Cost Producer — making an adequate product, charging customers the lowest price and profiting by lowering costs below competitors' levels.

Car companies like Honda shut down production lines in the knowledge that finished stocks of goods were adequate to meet customers orders.

More realistically, small restaurant owners will have to adjust to a changing competitive landscape, and realize their location no longer assures them an adequate supply of customers.

He believes supplies will be adequate for local customers but there won't be much to ship and prices will rise.

For an illustration of the shortcomings in the SEC's enforcement of the fiduciary standard, one need look no further than last month's settlement between the Commission and J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. for failing to provide adequate disclosures to customers regarding conflicts of interest in its advisory business.