Sentence examples similar to decreased clientele from inspiring English sources
Several reasons may explain this decrease: the clientele and the scriptoria working for it tend to disappear during that period, the material used to make purple becomes more and more scarce, and the techniques to create the dye seem to be forgotten.
"I see the clientele decreasing in the local barbershops, the hardware stores and the restaurants.
Indeed, female co-working spaces could actually harm businesses in this new space by effectively limiting their clientele and thus sales— to one demographic, and decreasing the diversity of the talent pool.
But given that around 80percentt of Steve's clientele are flying out from the UK, he thought he may as well set up in his home country and decrease both the journey and the price tag (which drops to £150 for a single Saturday afternoon).
But given that around 80percentt of Steve's clientele are flying out from the UK, he thought he may as well set up in his home country and decrease both the journey and the price tag (which drops to $240 for a single Saturday afternoon).
But they are here for soccer not for business" (24-year old female, during WC survey, Cape Town) Across research sites, some participants reported a decrease in their regular clientele: I have said there is no money for us in the World Cup so my regular clients don't come out as usual.
"The clientele demands it".
