Sentence examples for customer sense from inspiring English sources

Initially the duo developed a safety app that mapped out optimal routes to let a ride-hailing customer sense if their driver was going rogue and not sticking to the designated trip, but it later pivoted into logistics tracking after feedback from enterprise users.

She gets flustered, and the customers sense it.

She was also, later critics charged, a parvenue who wallowed in a life of wretched excess that she financed by catering to her customers' sense of racial inferiority.

One way that companies mitigate their female customers' sense of vulnerability, Witt learns, is through the notion of "the clean, well-lighted place".

Our customers sense that he is out of touch with our industry.

By contrast, a related filler maximizes waiting customers' sense of competition by increasing their focus on the shopping situation and their sense of starting a purchase situation.

But Mr. Godard also senses some nervousness among his customers, senses that they might just be waiting to see whether the economy really flattens before they splurge on a new gray fedora.

To arouse customers' senses, she incorporates surprising flavors and textures like soft marshmallows and crunchy cornflakes.

Most luxury merchants create this attachment by appealing to the customer's sense of insecurity.

The department store does it, or did it, uniquely, by appealing to the customer's sense of trust, to a long cycle of safety.

So a policy that covers repairs or replacement for any reason, including damage caused by the customer, makes sense, said Bill Owens, a vice president at Lenovo, which sells I.B.M. ThinkPads.