Sentence examples for customers notes from inspiring English sources

His account books contain the names and measurements of his customers; notes on their physique, etc. Officers eives order uniforms sent to their husbands, he forwarded a couple to Mark Clark in Italy a couple of months ago.

Retailers like the service because it brings them new customers, notes Waldman, including those customers they hadn't seen in their ecosystem previously.

Many of the advertisers are also repeat customers, notes Seo, who adds that Slidejoy's best features are its 100% ad visibility and its lack of accidental clicks.

The result has been service bundles that are tailored more to the needs of vendors than their customers, notes Amanda McCarthy, telecommunications analyst with Cambridge, Mass.-based Forrester Research, "Most providers' online bundles reflect the needs of the network, not consumers, with buckets of interchangeable enhanced services like caller ID turning up in almost every telco bundle".

It is a truly exciting prospect to harness the respective strengths of Waterstones and Amazon to provide a dramatically better digital reading experience for our customers," notes James Daunt, MD of Waterstones, in a statement.

In Canada, Bullfrog Power uses an intensive, one-on-one approach to getting customers, noted vice president of marketing Josephine Coombe.

A briefing note from ABN Amro to its customers noted that ABB's asbestos exposure "remains a black box in our view".

Ms. Chen continued to spend long days on her feet, although by her seventh month, regular customers noted she looked puffy.

It says the merger will allow it to provide trust, financial and estate planning, and private banking services to the growing number of wealthy individuals among those customers, noting that some three million United States households currently have over $1 million to invest and that number is expected to grow 13 to 14percentt annually over the next three years.

Conversely, the MTO companies that had other industrial companies as customers noted that any cost associated with surpassing their customers explicitly stated requirements regarding environmental performance was likely to be viewed unfavourably.

ACSG said it sees "significant opportunities" for cross-selling products and services to public sector customers — noting that Serco Learning is also a public sector supplier.