Sentence examples for customers drawing from inspiring English sources

By combining, they are hoping that they will be able to mine each other's customers, drawing some lower rollers to more upscale properties like Bally's and Paris.

GLL has lower capital costs than its commercial competitors, and uses its surpluses to mix lower-income folk among its customers, drawing on what its managing director, Mark Sesnan, calls a "Robin Hood" pricing policy to do so.

The company acted, in the words of one executive, as "the editor" for its customers, drawing a bright line between what is and is not a "whole," or unadulterated, food.

And that, in turn, works out to "tens of thousands" of customers drawing down those gift cards.

Instead, companies must focus on all the ways they can help customers, drawing prospects in when they're ready to convert and retaining them once they do.

They all stress getting close to customers, understanding customers, interacting with customers, drawing on customers, changing their structures and doing whatever is necessary to add value to customers.

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

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.