Sentence examples for customers resulting from inspiring English sources
They are enrolling millions more customers, resulting in rising profits and soaring stock prices.
Consumer fraud, illicit activities that involve deceit or trickery and are perpetrated against an individual purchaser or group of customers, resulting in financial loss or physical harm.
"Using this approach, Home Leisure Direct saw a significant increase in website traffic and phone and email enquiries from prospective customers, resulting in a 41.5% uplift in sales," says Smyth.
"Feedback from stores is also very encouraging with a lot of excitement from customers resulting in a real buzz in store, the like of which we haven't seen for some time.
Have they taken into account the injuries to customers resulting from the brutal battles for increasingly scarce space in overhead compartments that will undoubtedly follow?Spud SchreiberPortland, OregonTime to catch upSIR – I think The Economist, along with other western media, exaggerates the influence of non-governmental organisations in Russia ("Vladimir who?", February 11th).
Honesty strengthens the relationship with the customers, resulting in bounds between SME and costumers.
The attempt to placate frustrated customers resulted in BT creating 1,000 jobs at UK call centres last year; it plans double that number by April 2017.
Mr. Knowling had been under pressure to resign after problems with late payments by customers resulted in a drastic widening of losses in the latest quarter at Covad, which is based in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Interconnections among activity cycles of providers and customers result in the transformation of the functional structure through service provision and knowledge transfer.
Demand from customers resulted in manufacture of the "ESL-57" continuing in the UK until 1995.
By 2007 the company had grown to over one million registered customers, though Soule noted that not all of those customers resulted in a sale of a non-free product.
