Sentence examples for customers hope from inspiring English sources

Longtime customers hope that is true.

Within are the "itako" — elderly, often blind women who hold séance-like ceremonies that customers hope will allow them to commune with spirits of the dead.

Yet many customers hope foreign brands will result in more choice and better quality, as local businesses will have to fight to retain clients.

Many customers hope that, by analysing their genes, they will learn more about their risk of contracting a disease, getting fat or suffering from some other ailment.But how useful are the tests on offer?

Brazil's "motéis" (the singular in Portuguese is simply "motel") are similar to American motels in that many are on roadsides and offer easy — and, some customers hope, anonymous — access.

The problem is that developing nations, losing business from their best customers, hope to replace sales by increasing domestic consumption — selling to the same customers developed nations are trying to reach.

The Whopper Bar will also feature a build-your-own option for customers hoping to customize their burger.

With used-car prices at historic highs, customers hoping for those prices to decline may have to wait years for a reprieve.

About half the UK's largest pension companies opened to take calls from customers hoping to spend their pots as soon as possible.

I like this business of people paying for tables, and I begin to go out of my way for customers, hoping for a reward.

The result means a complete victory for ANZ and defeat for customers hoping for hundreds of millions of dollars in recovered fees.