Sentence examples for age customers from inspiring English sources

As shopping centers age, customers often go elsewhere, which has so far not been the case with either the Galleria or the Cross County.

"And we will soon be launching a new digital service with HMRC, that will help all working age customers better understand their state pension and how their national insurance record affects this".

However, in the digital age, customers are scattered all over the world who explore, shop, and purchase through multiple channels.

An often-heard lament in dance industry is the loss of corporate sponsorship dollars, which dried up in the face of the recession and the need for businesses to allocate resources to reaching digital age customers.

But he added that he sometimes heard complaints about beer being sold to under-age customers.

One may also be forgiven for thinking that the bar's dark-suited middle-age customers are the modern inhabitants of Cheever Country, that fictional midcentury suburbia of unfulfilled marriages, woozy cocktail hours and upper-middle-class ennui.

Most commonly, middle-age customers purchased amphetamines and other stimulants to promote mental alertness, hormone replacements to deal with menopausal symptoms, and pills to help them fall asleep and avoid having to run to the bathroom every few minutes.

But Gary M. Arndt, owner of the Stomping Grounds in Minneapolis, one of the original PC rooms, said he did not prevent under-age customers from playing games like Counter-Strike because "I just don't believe it's that violent a game".

Most of the spaces she designs for teenagers mimic adult spaces, with floor pillows and overstuffed couches — the most common words her under-age customers use to describe their design preferences are "low" and "loungy" — and lots of space to relax and entertain.

A grocery store in Finland shows how to help aging customers.

On one side are the problems that have plagued Streit's — a traditional business serving aging customers.