Sentence examples for damaged customers from inspiring English sources

Staff at a Heathrow airport valet service have damaged customers' cars, been caught speeding and parked them in public places, the BBC has revealed.

In a few weeks, he earned 30 bitcoins, currently worth about $6,000, but damaged customers' computers in the process.

SAP, the German software maker, said Monday that it would focus on restoring its damaged customer relationships after a surprise management shake-up that cost the chief executive his job.

The New York Times reported today that SAP "would focus on restoring its damaged customer relationships," after the executive shakeup.

In early September he uprooted his family and headed south for what he hopes is a 9-to 12-month stay, tackling the system issues and trying to mend damaged customer relationships.

In early September he uprooted his family and headed south for what he hopes is no more than 9-to-12-month stay, tackling the system issues and trying to mend damaged customer relationships.

Many of the bonds defaulted, damaging customers' confidence in Italian banks and bankers.

It damages customers, shareholders, employees and, ultimately, the societies in which we live.

From the past experience, we see that it is essential to find scientific solutions that enable the utility providers to provide such services for their customers without damaging customers' privacy.

Technology that damages customer satisfaction may not be worthwhile, no matter how much it reduces labor costs.

"The closure of the Warrington centre will hit the local economy and risks damaging customer service," he added.