Sentence examples for customers I think from inspiring English sources

"I understand that Apple wants to give the same kind of experience to their customers… but I would say that if I was Apple now, based on the politics that I want to follow — about protecting the privacy of customers — I think it would be great to start thinking about Europe as a market where people have a different point of view on their data," he continued.

At one point, a young man crowed from the middle of a small cluster of customers, "I think I'm wasted!" His friend Lauren Bailey, 28, laughed.

For his customers, "I think there's a level of crisis fatigue and recession fatigue out there, marketing down to, 'we feel your pain.

While I sympathize with chefs who say there's a fine line between being mindful and satisfying customers, I think hospitality is too often measured by how much food goes out on a plate, even if much of it ends up coming right back to the kitchen, uneaten.

If we go out and actually communicate with our customers, I think they will love it".

"There were the two men, customers I think, on top of him, and the bloke on the floor.

Though I am personally a great fan of Barclays, to restore the optics, credibility and trust of shareholders and its customers, I thought it was essential that an external candidate was appointed.

"Some of our SME customers I thought used us for price, but one told us recently that a primary reason is because they can sit on invoice longer than with a bank," he recalled.

"From my perspective, one of a customer, I think these three are super, super talented.

If she was targeting a potentially new (and younger) Versace customer, I think she hit her mark.

Incomplete dialogue over heard in the Biltmore Hotel's Coffee Shop on a hot July day: Male Customer: "I think I want a club sandwich.