Sentence examples for customers groups from inspiring English sources

The new production release also offers all customers groups, even free users, with the capability to add up to 1 million members per group.

The banks don't own the 747; they probably represent a bunch of trust-account customers grouped together to buy a 747, valued at 24 million dollars.

For another $15,000 CMC helped prospect for new customers, grouping thousands of manufacturers by industry, then cold-calling 500 telecom and automotive companies.

The "crew" concept lets customers group themselves together around specific establishments, so the venue can provide group discounts if they show up.

But these are huge companies, trying to target precise customer groups.

Starbucks also offers different types of discounts to the two customer groups.

The inquiry had the objective of improving price signals in the economy and reducing the potential for "cross-subsidisation" between customer groups and merchant groups.

When he was appointed president and then chief executive in 2000, he immediately refocused the company into three customer groups -- corporations, design professionals and consumers.

First, it would be ethically wrong for tenants with general needs to subsidise other customer groups; and second, it runs against everything associations are doingto provide more homes.

There is logic given the scale in the UK and that it builds directly on core expertise and recent success with similar customer groups.

A spokesman for Barclays said: "The Barclays basic bank account, since its launch in 2000, has always been accessible to all customer groups.