Sentence examples for customers draw from inspiring English sources

"The satisfaction that customers draw from receiving advice and counseling is crucial.

Some utilities already notify the police when residential customers draw unusually high amounts of electricity-a tip-off that they could be, for example, growing marijuana.

Most commercial customers draw much less power after their employees take off for the weekend, but most of those workers are likely to spend much of Saturday hunkered in their homes in front of TV screens, air conditioners and fans.

It has arranged with seven banks to let their customers draw at post offices from a current account; and with yet more if the account is one of the new "basic" accounts that the government is encouraging.

Treated water is stored in holding tanks from which customers draw their supply.

When your marketing message does not align with how you operate, then customers draw one of two conclusions: 1) You are intentionally misleading them; or 2) You are so dysfunctional that the right hand doesn't know what the left hand is doing.

Mexico's problems also tripped up Argentina's already-wobbly banks as panicky customers drew out 40% of their deposits in early 1995.

There is still debate as to whether these rises were justified, or whether it was blatant profiteering by the big six, but many customers drew their own conclusions.

In the past three months, the utility's customers drew more power off its grid than during any previous three-month period, according to data compiled by the company.

On a recent Wednesday morning, Third Avenue was flecked with snow flurries, and the store was flush with customers drawn by a sale.

Every Friday its cluster of beachside shacks fill with customers drawn by the fried piscine delights and a party-like vibe.