Sentence examples for customers dealing from inspiring English sources

Weir has 100 service centres near its main customers, dealing swiftly with maintenance and breakdowns.

Farmers in India had been forced to rely on traditional modes for reaching customers, dealing with traders and middlemen.

"The raw material process is inexpensive, which we figured would be of interest to customers dealing with increasingly tight budgets," said Allan Howze, the company's creative director.

At that point she had spent more than a decade running the kitchen at Vij's -- she arrived in 1995 -- but she had never worked in the dining room, interacting with customers, dealing with American men ordering meat.

"While we have made significant progress in identifying and distributing customer property held by U.S. depositories, the U.K. administrators' position will significantly affect, in the near term, my ability to return a substantial amount to U.S. customers dealing in foreign futures".

This ultimately has both cost and speed implications for customers dealing with problems like anomaly detection.

Microsoft is changing the way it helps customers deal with software problems.

Most home credit customers deal with agents who are known to them and tend not to shop around.

Banks and other companies, of course, have a vested interest in having customers deal with bills electronically.

Mr Palmisano has simplified that task somewhat, having reorganised his sales team so that customers deal with one salesperson instead of a bombardment from every product division.

Had Westport's customers dealt directly with Madoff, each of them would be eligible for that amount, or for their total losses if that figure was lower.