Sentence examples for build clientele from inspiring English sources

The cafe would double as an incubator a residency program that would allow that local entrepreneur to build clientele and develop an exit strategy to launch a business at the end of two years, at which time a new entrepreneur would take over the café.

Today, the spread of private prisons encourages stricter anti-drug laws to build clientele.

It's a very difficult business, and to build the clientele to allow you to provide the quality that Jiro does is not so easy.

"We have to build our clientele," he said.

Right now I'm looking to gain the knowledge and also build the clientele.

There is also the hope that such offers will build future clientele.

Yarn stores usually charge for lessons, though to build their clientele they regularly give free advice to customers who are having knitting trouble.

Not all graduates will be able to scrounge for the years it may take to build a clientele, nor should they.

Offering packages of detailed data is becoming a new method for brokers to build their clientele and a way for general Web sites to feed consumers' interests.

But for patients with low credit ratings, a dentist eager to build a clientele might have to accept as little as 75percentt of the bill, said Pat McGee, HELPcard's senior vice president for sales and marketing.

Coming from this place helped me build my clientele and my own brand by staying true to what I love and letting my passion shine through.