Sentence examples for committed customers from inspiring English sources
"We realize that the auto companies need committed customers to justify what will probably be a very expensive R & D project," said Gwen Ruta, the director of the alliance.
There's a sense that everyone benefits by sharing expertise, nurturing better bartending and, presumably, creating a larger class of more committed customers as a result.
The biggest project of the six, an "ultra-mega power project" in Madhya Pradesh, has coal at its doorstep and 14 committed customers.
Le Gourmet Store has been open for just over half a year, and it has already developed a core of committed customers.
Meanwhile, committed customers should be encouraged to become members and participate in the customer community, as well as create "networking" opportunities.
The L-1011 and its manufacturer were saved only through coordinated efforts of the U.S. government (with a massive loan guarantee), the British government (by nationalizing Rolls-Royce), other consolidated lenders, and committed customers.
A deeply committed customer may be seen as an occasional guest.
Among the different objectives that can be considered, minimising the total tardiness (i.e. the sum of the surplus of the completion time of each job over its due date) is regarded as a key objective for manufacturing companies, as it entails the fulfilment of the due dates committed to customers.
Theft could refer to offences committed by customers or employees, although in many cases we expect the offender will be unknown.
Not ones for keeping a pencil tucked behind the ear, they committed their customers' orders to memory.
