Sentence examples for an affluent customer from inspiring English sources

With one-third of Summit's branches in the suburbs of New York City, Fleet could market to an affluent customer base products sold by its subsidiaries, the high-technology investment banking firm Robertson Stephens and the discount broker Quick & Reilly.

The five-week intensive "principles of cooking," which costs $150, mom-and-tot classes and demos by cookbook authors draw an affluent customer base, one attuned to "the things that cost us a little bit more to operate, like higher standards for sanitation and quality".

Moody's said the rating reflects the company's established position as a provider of high quality content that appeals to an affluent customer base and advertisers eager to reach them.

OK that's not always the case but throw in a genuine revenue stream and support for a hot mobile gadget with an affluent customer base (the iPhone) and you probably stand a much better chance.

"With the bus, there's this apprehension about the clientele you'll be surrounded by," Mr. Schwieterman said, explaining that online ticketing leads to a more affluent customer base than many people expect to find riding a bus.

"Manhattan Beach has attracted a more affluent customer".

Perhaps Tompkins hoped for a more affluent customer.

I think it is really the impact of a more affluent customer base.

Economic slowdowns traditionally hurt stores catering to a less affluent customer base, like Wal-Mart and Target.

Dominique Lagleva, the United States marketing manager for the fashion retailer Karen Millen, one of the companies that participated in the testing phase for OfferLink, said the company's goal was to reach a more affluent customer.

The chain has struggled to keep pace with John Lewis, Britain's biggest department store group, which has outperformed competitors thanks to its strong website, attractive stores and a more affluent customer base.