Sentence examples for damages to customers from inspiring English sources

In deregulated power systems, where a short period of service interruption causes extreme financial and social damages to customers and service providers, it is necessary to develop optimal intelligent algorithms in order to minimize unforeseen service interruptions due to unavoidable real-time contingencies.

"We have experienced quite a bit of theft and damage to customers' products.

In January, the Federal Communications Commission levied a $100,000 fine on Telmex based on the damage to customers in the United States.

He warned that a strike in London - where workers are being offered a £300 rise - would be damaging to customer confidence in Royal Mail.

Mr. Reiss called the amount that Sotheby's has agreed to pay "extraordinary," adding that the auction house's half of the settlement exceeds the $22 million he estimates were the damages to its customers.

In terms of insurance, every customer is covered under Cherry's guarantee, which covers any and all accidental damages to a customer's car.

It is and remains the top priority of the board of management to win back lost trust and to avert damage to our customers.

Valley Stream, a few miles inland from Mr. Nadler's house, suffered far less, but Kevin Mackay dealt with the effects of saltwater damage to his customers' Corvettes.

"The union constantly refused to consider the various options the company was agreeable to that could have minimized the strike and prevented the damage to our customers' businesses and employment levels," he said.

The SEC also moved Sunday to limit the damage to brokerage customers of Lehman.

In 1999, a trial jury in the Superior Court of California in San Francisco awarded $1 million in punitive damages to Anita Walia, a customer service representative at Aetna who was dismissed for failing to sign a noncompete agreement, which stated that she would not go to work for a competitor for at least six months after leaving the company.