Sentence examples for customer means from inspiring English sources

"It's always fun when going to see a customer means going to watch Chelsea," he laughs.

But flourishing demand for her cheese, and her policy of never refusing a local customer, means that it may be hard to find in urban markets.

But being dependent on one customer means that your fate is inextricably tied to theirs.

It's a zero-sum game among vendors, so signing a customer means a loss for someone else.

Losing a customer means lost money for the bank, and attracting new customers requires a non-trivial expense.

But did anyone bother to tell us what being a "good" customer means?

And during Berlin Fashion Week in January 2008, getting closer to the customer meant providing them with more information.

But chasing some customers means missing others.

"No customers means no profit," the Shareholders United vice-president Oliver Houston warned yesterday.

I know that enough angry customers means those with money will understand that some things (like intolerance) will not be tolerated.

His ability to attract new customers means he has gone from a startup to employing more than 25 sub-contractors in a short space of time.