Sentence examples for customers thinking from inspiring English sources

In the case of custom chips, Fujitsu initially resisted making its in-house design technology available to customers, thinking the move was too risky.

Successfully challenging customers' thinking is a team sport.

"We need to get customers thinking about Wendy's again," Mr. Lynch said.

But the transaction also left customers thinking about their emotional connection to places as mundane as drugstores.

Then again, for customers thinking more "Kindle Fire" than "iPad" — that is, they want the basics, like reading and watching videos and checking e-mail and browsing the Web — that won't matter.

But with customers thinking twice these days about expensive trinkets, she is helping her boss prepare to vacate the shop and consolidate it with a sister store in a less expensive part of town.

To build loyalty with and attract new customers, start thinking about how to surprise and delight your customers.

The dream of every retailer is to know exactly what its customers are thinking.

But our low profile could yet lull potential customers into thinking we are harmless.

They simply put on a costume and trick customers into thinking they are mariachi musicians, he says, but they know nothing of the history of Mexican music.

"There was a sea change in the way our customers were thinking," says Pierre de Vries, Microsoft's director of advanced product development.