Sentence examples for customer realises from inspiring English sources
While there is no certainty that the data of a certain customer are located at a specific location of the cloud computing provider, the perceptions relating to data security increases once a customer realises that the data security procedures observed at a certain location are well managed.
Sometimes, he also wants to conceal the tattoos covering his arms and chest because he realises they could alienate customers.
Not just because he recognises that customers are time constrained, but because he realises that increased choice can be bad for you and, worse, result in losses that upset his shareholders.
Has Tesco just admitted defeat and realises it will never win back those customers?
The following customer wants to buy a saver ticket but, after fiddling about for a few minutes, realises that the machine is trying to sell him the most expensive ticket for the journey and gives up.
This produces "Eureka" moments: a perfectionist who realises the absurdity of frustration over an imperfect Lego construction; the owner of a firm with dismal customer relations who models headquarters as a fort under siege; or an overbearing boss who depicts his staff as soldiers headed into battle.
He realises his limitations.
Realises he looks stupid.
