Sentence examples for discriminating customers from inspiring English sources
Older students tend to be more discriminating customers and to want courses tailored to their field.
Holekamp: Students and their parents should be more discriminating customers.
America's wireless innovators are spending billions to deploy 4G LTE networks to provide high-quality service to discriminating customers, more than any other American business sector.
To survive in a market in which most products are just a click away, the dealers serve micro-niches, catering to ever fewer but more discriminating customers.
While the glut of food trucks in Los Angeles has caused some left-coasters to affect a trend-is-over sneer, "New Yorkers have the most discriminating customers of any American city, and we have unparalleled urban density," Mr. Weber said, with all due Gotham chauvinism.
They are among the more discriminating customers, as most bureaucrats have received extensive education in English, and you can expect to have your work checked and edited.
It's an increasingly discriminating customer base".
It is easy to imagine a range of abuses: unaccountable governments tracking citizens, or corporations illegally discriminating between customers.
He has said that he wants to keep some elements of the reform, including the ones that prevented insurers from discriminating against customers with preëxisting conditions and allowed young people to stay on their parents' plans until the age of twenty-six.
Federal civil rights law bars hotels and other public accommodations from discriminating against customers on the basis of race, but it is as yet unclear whether those rules apply to Airbnb and other short-term rental companies that do not operate lodgings themselves.
