Sentence examples for customer dictates from inspiring English sources

In an industry where the customer dictates your pay, what do you put up with and where do you draw the line?

Therefore, despite its best intentions to offer fair prices, jcpenney can't let customers dictate prices.

Transport offsite is a somewhat different story: as much as Henkel would like to use rail rather than road, the needs of their main customers dictate that most of the products still travel by truck – although they're exploring a pilot rail scheme with one customer group.

Child of Depression remains debt-shy: "Let the customers dictate how fast we can grow".

If your largest customers dictate your entire roadmap then you'll never do anything strategic – you become their R&D department.

Rather than making your establishment a copy of other coffee shops that follow an archetypal layout with self-promotional visuals, try to make it your own and let your location and customers dictate what works.

His hours are not fixed, because incoming shipments of wood and outgoing orders to customers dictate the flow.

"We've always said that customer response dictates what we buy and sell," said John Bresee, Backcountry.com's president.

"The issue of public safety and customer preference dictates that the doors be unlocked on trains where it is safe for them to be unlocked," Mr. O'Leary said.

With cloud services, you spend a little more per actual user, but you can easily scale up or scale down as customer usage dictates.

Back at Marcus, Wareing says the customer will dictate how his staff behave: "If they want the wine on the table, that's what we'll do.