Sentence examples for customer erosion from inspiring English sources

One aid in slowing customer erosion was Qwest's ability, granted last year by the Federal Communications Commission, to sell long-distance service along with other services in nine states in its home territory.

"I think it will be the beginning of the demise of the postal service," William Burrus, the president of the American Postal Workers Union, referring to the erosion of customer confidence.

There is some concern that the government may clamp down on this deal on antitrust grounds to stave off further erosion in customer choice.

So when advertisers faced either the direct monetization of random hate speech or the erosion of customer privacy, they choose the latter.

While the vast majority of Windows "upgrades" will still come through people buying new PCs, as corporate customers hold back, the erosion of Microsoft's ability to set prices for its operating system - and perhaps more importantly its hugely profitable Office suite - could spread deep into its product suite.

For Putnam, the loss of Calpers as a customer will add to an erosion of assets that was already under way as regulatory scrutiny of the company increased.

The new competitors present yet another challenge to the financially struggling post office, which posted better-than-expected financial numbers last week — a smaller loss than a year ago — as it seeks to prevent the erosion of its customer base and the nearly 23.2 billion bills, account statements, medical notices and other mail that flows through American mailboxes each year.

"Kmart faces the prospect of an accelerated erosion of market share and customer loyalty," Moody's said in a statement.

VR, with its ability to immerse the user in a rich, lifelike experience, offers one possible passageway to help long-established financial institutions fight back against the erosion of their core, wage-earning customer base.

Like many other giants of the technology industry, Facebook is struggling with the seismic shift of its customers away from computers to mobile devices and the erosion of profit that can bring.

A.C. is a drive-to destination, which makes it especially vulnerable to erosion by casinos located closer to its customers.