Sentence examples for affluent clientele from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Tom's firm attracts a more affluent clientele, other companies report a broad customer base.

This mirrors a national trend in the industry, Mr. Perry said, and reflects his affluent clientele.

It had its N7 traffic, and its locals, politicians, bankers, the mayor, businessmen — an affluent clientele, in Daniel's recollection.

Bill Fischer, a Manhattan agent, is also known for his affluent clientele, many of whom are celebrities.

Newer, nimbler, and more adaptive, they go after a younger, more affluent clientele than the older chains.

He accused Logue, in particular, of removing the poor to redevelop central city areas for a more affluent clientele.

In these portraits, Zanotti seemed to view his less-than-affluent clientele with respect and affection.

Sun Life's insurance and wealth-management business is generally tailored to affluent consumers, while Clarica focuses on a less-affluent clientele.

At 2,000 Pakistani rupees per ticket (£13), the tour, which launched late last year, attracts a relatively wealthy clientele: Mukhtar, who lives in Clifton, one of the city's most affluent neighbourhoods, is typical.

A contemporary German magazine declared him one of Europe's greatest artists, and his satirical prints sold well to an affluent London clientele.

Their goal is to bring "the urban feel out to Long Island," said Gillis Poll, 55, catering to an affluent suburban clientele that works in New York City and travels widely.