The phrase "ample customer" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a customer base that is large or sufficient, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The company has an ample customer base, allowing it to expand its services."
Alternatives: "sufficient customer" or "large customer".
Proponents of the Chinese push say the availability of inexpensive turbines from China — and ample customer financing from its state-owned banks — could help put wind energy back on a growth track by making it more affordable for American utilities and developers.
If ample customer reviews are a prerequisite for gaining customers, Jet might find itself in a Catch 22. Jet is trying to avoid Amazon's costly obsession with quick delivery on even the smallest orders.
Why: Ally Bank boasts no checking account maintenance fee, high savings and CD yields, and ample customer service and mobile banking access, making it the best online bank of 2015.
That gives potential customers ample time to talk to a competitor or walk away.
Second, firms can give customers ample control over the use and sharing of their data.
Chase announced that it would keep its 376 New York City branches open until 8 PM on Friday, to give customers ample time to complete banking transactions before the storm.
Officials at all of those banks are adamant that they have been transparent about the price increases and are providing ample ways for customers to avoid the monthly charges, like maintaining a minimum balance or signing up for direct deposit.
After all, there's an ample supply of customers willing to drop some serious cash for a handbag or a pair of designer sunglasses.
There is ample evidence that customers are willing to engage more with their banks if provided with a better overall level of service.
Research analysts say that MTX has close ties to its customers, ample opportunities for growth in the international arena (international sales accounted for 46% of total sales in 2007) and encouraging new products in its R&D pipeline.
The company is being perceived as "defying gravity" or my favorite, "pulling rabbits out of its hat". Still, each quarter there is ample evidence that customers are speaking with their wallets – presumably with "real money". And they are saying they value the services that Salesforce provides.
