Sentence examples for attributed to customers from inspiring English sources

Some of the increased demand can be attributed to customers who opt to repair torn or worn-out clothes because they're too financially pinched to replace them.

He added that business was still brisk, which he attributed to customers' forgoing major home renovations and choosing to spruce up what they have.

The growth, which Green attributed to customers looking for affordable ways to keep up with fashion trends, comes as Nails Inc prepares to move into countries including Brazil, Australia, Mexico and South Africa.

While some institutions have reported heavier-than-normal transactions, the increased demand has been attributed to customers' needs for cash--not panic about the safety of their deposits.

Current practice for the design of an urban water system usually relies on various models that are often founded on a number of assumptions on how bulk water consumption is attributed to customer connections and outdated demand information that does not reflect present consumption trends; meaning infrastructure is often unnecessarily overdesigned.

Goodwill isn't the only sketchy asset that investors have to keep an eye on: Thermo Fisher has another $7.5 billion in intangibles, including $4.7 billion attributed to "customer relationships," $1 billion in "product technology" and $696 million in trademarks.

It is shown that carbon emission in power generation sector is almost constant among scenarios except for C-scenarios (direct carbon emission control for ELC sector) while around 30%% of carbon emission of power generation sector is attributed to customer even in W-85 and W-70 scenarios.

The table below shows that out of the ten characteristics consumers find important in deciding where to shop, four were attributed to customer service.

The U.S. plane maker also disclosed the buyers of planes worth several billion dollars more, which it had previously attributed to unidentified customers.

Havner added that he believed all of this "non-economic use" had been flushed out by the recession — that the dips in occupancy industrywide could be attributed to these customers' wising up and leaving.

Since Munoz's song began playing at the bar in May, General Manager Kerry Lovett said there have been fewer DUIs attributed to Hurricanes customers.