Sentence examples for customers compared to from inspiring English sources

The combined companies would have 24 million customers compared to Comcast's 27 million.

Schmidt says: "We market at busy professionals, and when we launched, we were surprised by the age of our customers, compared to our predictions.

A combination of the bad publicity and a lower profile over the past year means Wonga now has fewer than 600,000 customers, compared to around one million in its heyday.

(right) Costs per delivery for a varying number of self-pick-up customers, compared to traditional home delivery (dashed lines).

At the end of the year, it had 29,193 customers, compared to 12,677 the year before.

Instant Software, founded back in 1994, is said to have about 1,400 property management customers, compared to more than 4,000 that use HomeAway websites for distribution.

Then we could ask, "How did today's customers compare to yesterday's?" And, much to our frustration, the conversion rates were almost exactly the same.

Traders said the AOL deal was done at a cost of £250 per customer, compared to the £100 a customer paid by Pipex for its acquisitions.

Radical innovation is the development of new products or services that yield much greater benefits to customer compared to those that use older products or services [23].

Once open-source technology gains a foothold in an organization, it's also often easier for startups to sell paid versions of their products to the customer, compared to traditional vendors.

There is an argument to be made for the relative value of a business customer compared to that of a consumer in favor of not charging a fee: the revenue generated by the former can be significantly higher than that of the latter, more than justifying the perks that users would get for taking Amazon for Business membership.