Sentence examples for bigger customers from inspiring English sources
But Cook has a plan there: in the summer Apple announced a deal with IBM, where "Big Blue", usually known for mainframes and services, will begin pushing iPads and iPhones together with custom software as part of full service deals with its bigger customers.
If they are suspended, FN Herstal loses one of its bigger customers, and the whole Belgian weapons industry is endangered.
It has also lifted its blanket guarantee on deposits, which should encourage bigger customers to switch to the most reliable outfits.
Why has your firm grown so much faster than other Web marketing firms? A. Most firms try to work with bigger customers.
Gerry Oppenneer, a product marketing official at Herman Miller, said: "A lot of the bigger guys, our bigger customers, are starting to engage.
Next, in a world in which governments will become bigger customers for GE's wares, thanks partly to huge fiscal stimulus packages, the company's expertise in dealing with public authorities should benefit all of its divisions.
The budding saver might become a bigger customer, Kuhlmann reasons.
When companies get bigger, customer service tends to suffer.
But I was getting pretty big customers.
We had big customers -- Citigroup, Mellon, Bank of America, Bank of New York.
