Sentence examples for customers means from inspiring English sources

Selling exclusive products, particularly ones that require customization for individual customers, means that RedEnvelope must be even more precise than most Internet retailers in the way it manages inventory, Mr. Weinstein said.

But chasing some customers means missing others.

"No customers means no profit," the Shareholders United vice-president Oliver Houston warned yesterday.

I know that enough angry customers means those with money will understand that some things (like intolerance) will not be tolerated.

His ability to attract new customers means he has gone from a startup to employing more than 25 sub-contractors in a short space of time.

In another parallel, Sami said the farm's popularity with private customers means there is not enough fish to supply Gaza's dealers.

And more orders from U.S. customers meant it was time to upgrade his machinery.

Fickle customers mean market share shifts swiftly, and the fortunes of companies rise and fall almost as fast.

Who would consider launching a high-definition gaming service or an online back-up website if reaching customers meant trying to outbid established industry giants?

Mulberry also said order cancellations from its Korean customers meant wholesale sales are likely to be 10 per cent down on a year ago which would wipe out retail sales growth.

Happy customers mean repeat customers.