Sentence examples for aging customers from inspiring English sources

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.

As highly affluent, but aging, customers in developed countries cut back on their purchases of luxury goods, the Web represents the prospect for growth.

Novartis believes that in Cambridge it can build a richer knowledge base that will yield more new products, faster, to sell to the world's richest, aging customers.

It trumpets, by example, breakthrough works for Dove -- campaigns that offer mutual advantage for the P&G brand, aging customers of the soap and the environment alike.

Similarly, increasing average satisfaction ratings doesn't guarantee increased profits, as Cadillac discovered in the 1980s, when it increasingly appealed to a smaller, aging customer base.

Other industry consultants have disagreed with the assessment, believing that the move is a practical one because the company is growing with its aging customer base.

The insurer attributed the rising premiums to an aging customer pool "because new younger, healthier members are not able to sign up for grandfathered plans".

Other industry consultants have disagreed with the assessment, believing that the move is timely because the company is growing with its aging customer base.

"Aside from the costs, complexities and risks of putting it on, they wanted to know how an ageing industry, with a loyal but also ageing customer base, attempts to keep that customer base while simultaneously trying to appeal to a new audience.

The initial bet by the middle aged customer at a branch in Surrey, described as a businessman who will not have a vote in September's referendum, was close to the record political bet of A$750,000£419,00000) placed on Australia's general election in September 2013.