Sentence examples for educated customers from inspiring English sources

His target market is the same as other book retailers: young, educated customers, and women with small children.

She is strict but fair (reservations are required after five o'clock), and famously defensive on her own Yelp page ("Where are the educated customers?").

* These educated customers are less likely to buy on the basis of prestige or glitz and are more likely to chase exotic ingredients at a decent price.

The demands of supermarkets and restaurants began changing about five years ago, Ms. Infante said, reflecting the desires of both affluent, highly educated customers and emerging ethnic groups.

Marketers refer to such style-obsessed shoppers as prosumers, or urban influentials -- educated customers who are picky or just vain enough to spend more money or to make an extra effort in pursuit of their personal look.

"Since the release of Autopilot we've continuously educated customers on the use of the features, reminding them that they're responsible to keep their hands on the wheel and remain alert and present when using Autopilot," the spokeswoman said.

"John Schools" are education programs designed to educate customers apprehended by law enforcement who attempted to purchase sex.

Companies could theoretically try to educate customers about these subjects.

I am also attempting to educate customers about the benefits of low-carbon electricity.

Above all, he needed to educate customers about a different way to dine.

"It's important we educate customers as to what's going on".