Sentence examples for customer affordability from inspiring English sources

There are no rollovers, no cold-calling, no aggressive collection tactics and stringent customer affordability checks.

We also apply what we believe is a prudent test of customer affordability across all residential mortgages, at a stressed interest rate of 7%, and have done for more than five years.

Since the Tories took full control of the energy agenda in spring last year there has been a bonfire of much-needed subsidies for wind and solar, using the excuse of customer "affordability".

With the price of palm oil relatively cheap, customer affordability makes it more difficult to build a case for use of alternative oils with improved fatty acid profiles.

Everyday Loans have told us that it considers customers' affordability prospects and only lends in a responsible manner which is fundamentally different to the approach used by payday lenders.

"Our goal is to make it easier than ever before for customers to make digital payments by improving the customer experience, affordability and daily routines".

That could be one way of fulfilling Amazon's goal "to make digital payments by improving the customer experience, affordability and daily routines," with Amazon getting a cut on those payments.

"Our goal is keep our customers in service, and there's a number of customers that have affordability issues," Darryl Latimer, chief customer service officer and deputy director of the DWSD, told VICE News last month.

Says Guber: "Our focus is on family entertainment, affordability, customer service and working intensely with sponsors on what will work best for them".

Deconstructing Lexington, city officials cite the preponderance of brownstones and stout but short apartment buildings with small commercial spaces; the avenue's narrowness; the flinty loyalty of customers; the relative affordability of rents.

For each hour(h in {mathcal{H}}), we define the minimal and maximum price that the retailer can offer to its customers as p_{h}^{ hbox{min} } le p_{h} le p_{h}^{ hbox{max} } (18 where (p_{h}^{ hbox{min} })and (p_{h}^{ hbox{max} }) are usually set based on factors such as the cost of wholesale electricity, customers' willingness and affordability to pay, and political pressure.