Sentence examples for customer concessions from inspiring English sources

Each delay comes with a high cost in dollars (customer concessions) and reputation.

In publicly disclosed 2017 financial documents, AMC claimed each customer spends $4.88 on concessions each visit – meaning MoviePass subscribers could bring an additional $17.1 million in AMC concession revenues for Q1 of 2018, which on an annual run rate means $68.4 million more — an annualized run rate going forward of over $203.4 million revenue from MoviePass subscribers.

Once that task is complete and the theatre is open for business, Steve will manage the maintenance of the building and work part-time in customer service (selling concessions) and ordering.

A woman wearing Marlins gear (new and old) approached Samson with a suggestion about installing high tables, near the concessions, where customers could eat hot dogs before returning to their seats.

The airline industry is eager to make such concessions because customers like Ms. Slaughter represent a fast-growing market that the carriers say they are competing to serve better.

Under federal law, losses in individuals' accounts are the banks' problem; commercial customers receive no such concessions.

This month, he promised them financial concessions and better customer service.

It is a near-monopoly, which makes it easier to pass the cost of concessions on to customers.

Walgreens has become the latest healthcare-related company to make concessions to its customers who have fallen victim to the bungled rollout of President Obama's Affordable Care Act.

Some airlines have made limited pricing concessions to business customers, but critics say those moves have actually added to the complexity of the fare structure and have failed to get to the heart of the problem: the stratospheric rates charged to last-minute travelers.

What bothered me is when they made a mistake, then they made no concessions to their customers to try and make up for it".