Sentence examples for customers present from inspiring English sources

To the independent retailer, such customers present a challenge, but one that should be greeted enthusiastically.

When I work the drive-through window, every week or two customers present a state ID instead of a driver's license, often acknowledging that they have no license.

Mr. Landau, whose company is one of the tiny handful that performs this service, said he is sometimes amazed by the material his customers present to him.

Such is Mr. London's reputation uptown that seldom do customers present him with either preconceived ideas or design templates or a photograph of something spotted on a celebrity.

At no restaurant I've ever visited do the kitchen hands or customers present the chef with a surprise ingredient, give him or her a stringent time limit and say, "Go!" "Iron Chef America" has been so successful that it has created a spinoff, "The Next Iron Chef," which will have its debut on the Food Network on Sunday night.

OSVehicle already has 13 customers and claims these customers present a $300 million opportunity.

Nancy Pfund, a managing partner at D.B.L. Investors, an early Tesla backer and a former managing director for JPMorgan Chase, was one of the Model S customers presented with keys (electronic ones, of course) by Mr. Musk.

The fraction of customers presenting for malaria concerns was highly predictive of ACT stocking (OR 3.01 (1.41, 6.46)).

Population, percent of customers presenting for malaria concerns, number of shops within 3km, and total customers on the day of survey were all positively and mostly linearly associated with ACT stocking.

The fraction of customers presenting for malaria concerns was also slightly higher in early adopting shops compared to shops which started stocking ACTs at a later time (24% vs. 18%).

While the association of increased population with ACT stocking was not significant (OR 1.01 (0.99,1.02)), increased numbers of customers appearing on the previous day (OR 1.02 (1.00,1.03)) and increased numbers of customers presenting for malaria concerns (OR 1.07 (1.04,1.09) ) were both predictive of ACT stocking in any round.