Sentence examples for dwindling customer numbers from inspiring English sources

The AA slashed its dividend and warned of a £50 million hit to profits as it unveiled a strategy designed to switch its dwindling customer numbers into reverse.

As competition increased amongst bowling alleys for a dwindling customer base, Seattle lost bowling alleys.

While TiVo has focused on expanding the cable TV customer's experience, those customer numbers are dwindling.

The dwindling numbers of customers inside Kmart stores, meanwhile, presents a separate problem for Ms. Stewart's company.

A skeleton staff of eight keeps the place running, serving Apollo and Endeavour burgers to dwindling numbers of customers, and the landlord believes things could get worse.

But one by one, the theaters closed their doors, done in by damage during the violent clashes of the bad years, intimidation from conservative Muslim groups that branded movie-watching a sin and the dwindling number of customers who were willing to venture outside amid grenade attacks, kidnappings and other dangers.

The recent proliferation of dogs and joggers and baby strollers on the broad, stony old bridle path had led to the dwindling numbers of Claremont customers.

Deftly crafted doc charting dwindling bee numbers.

The three animal species listed have been dwindling in numbers.

And Iran — which has enjoyed record oil profits over the past five years but is faced with a dwindling number of oil customers — relies on the Hormuz Strait as the departure gate for its biggest client: China.

While many companies get caught in the eddy of the wave, serving a dwindling number of legacy customers who haven't moved to the better and cheaper alternative, the survivors go in search of new technology to experiment with, redirecting as many of their best assets as they can while still generating revenue to finance the shift.