Sentence examples for clientele means from inspiring English sources

Tim Dutta has learned that satisfying his well-heeled clientele means attending to the smallest of details.

For Wal-Mart, which has increasingly opened stores in more affluent suburban areas in recent years, serving a more demanding clientele means stocking an escalating array of toys.

This diverse clientele means catering to a range of different tastes.

The courteous service and upscale clientele mean there are no Mafia types running things -- although there are male and female strip shows, almost mandatory in Russian clubs.

Given the clientele, that usually meant a struggle – a bit of nightclub rugby.

Likewise, while a significant Chinese clientele does not necessarily mean quality – even Wong Kei has one of those – it's still intriguing that they've already arrived here.

Entertaining the peculiar requests of rich clientele and government departments meant Stratfor needed a web of informants in American agencies and international regimes; they even count Canadian officials among their sources.

Of course, the deep pockets necessary to afford such a thing mean the typical clientele is corporate giants like Hyundai and Siemens that host their company retreats in the village-wide venue, forgoing a banal conference centre.

And they don't enjoy the regular tips the waitstaff does, so you could make their night with some extra cash. 5. They've got their share of customer horror stories Just because hostesses have less interaction with the clientele than servers doesn't mean they get out unscathed.

And for Tak Furumoto, the owner of Furumoto Realty, which has offices in Scarsdale, Fort Lee and Manhattan, to survive means to diversify its clientele.

The clientele size was calculated as the mean number of females over 24 months of age per week recorded in farms where a veterinary practice carried out regulatory interventions.