Sentence examples for customer confronts from inspiring English sources

A retail customer confronts a bid/ask spread of perhaps 10 to 40 cents, says Comex trader Stephen Spivak.

In exchange she is cementing tight bonds with top executives and getting Cisco an exclusive peek at the problems that their customers confront as they try to get up to speed on the Internet.

In exchange she is cementing tight bonds with top executives and getting Cisco an exclusive peek at the problems customers confront as they try to get up to speed on the Internet.

Mr. DiPascali told investigators that Mr. Perez and Mr. O'Hara — computer specialists accused of generating the fake customer accounts — confronted Mr. Madoff about why the firm never traded stocks.

After a series of complaints from the customers, Mr. Krabs confronts SpongeBob for his lousy work, to which SpongeBob explains that since he has new pants, he is no longer "SpongeBob SquarePants".

Potential customers were confronted with a warren of rooms, some two stories high, with good books stuffed absolutely everywhere, including in shopping bags blocking the narrow aisles.

But sellers of safes said that business was up as customers were confronting new fears, be they losing money in failing banks or being robbed by desperate fellow New Yorkers.

Blacked-out Time Warner Cable customers were confronted by the following propaganda on their screens: "The outrageous demands from CBS, the owner of Showtime and TMC, has forced us to remove it from your lineup while we continue to negotiate for fair and reasonable terms".

In fact, Schwartz will show you why your customers, when confronted with too many options, are likely to throw up their hands and walk away.

Chief Executive Gregory Butterfield says some potential customers have confronted him saying they would not do business with anyone affiliated with Canopy or SCO.

He told ABC News that while some customers he confronted would move politely, others complained to Starbucks staff.