Sentence examples for consequences for customers from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile the consequences for customers when startups screw up these risk calculations can be very unpleasant indeed.

While the banks scramble to fend off the attacks, the consequences for customers are still relatively minor.

That drug dealers are out of touch with the law shouldn't be a surprise, but it does seem a little irresponsible to offer so little warning when the consequences for customers could be dire.

Cost seems to be of little consequence for customers who consider their pools the heart of their summer homes.

Banks and insurance companies must also take steps to ease the financial consequences for their customers: ensuring that staff members are well trained, that products designed for serious illness are accessible, and that customers are helped to manage their financial commitments.

The choices that companies are making not only affect their own operations, but also have profound consequences for their customers, suppliers, and the societies in which they are embedded.

And shops and restaurants on the border will have different closing times, serving rules and/or sales periods on either side of the line, with interesting consequences for their customers.

Wilmot-Sitwell said the financial services industry was not a Lego set that could be pulled apart without consequences for markets and customers.

A Brexit vote, for all its unwelcome consequences for some of her customers, might be "the kick Europe needs".

That could have dire consequences for Sun, since many customers want and need IBM's software to run their businesses, and they could very well decide not to buy x86 systems from Sun because of the lack of IBM software.

It is indeed all about the money, and yes, they are entitled: the job is complex, highly skilled and there are grave consequences for error, for both customer and provider.