Sentence examples for elusive customers from inspiring English sources

TO lure elusive customers as the recession deepens, travel companies have tried spicing up package deals with free upgrades and spa treatments.

More than a dozen McCann-Erickson clients, including Bacardi, MasterCard and Wendy's International, plan to attend an introduction to the unit today, at which they will begin to consider ways to reach the most elusive customers, possibly through new cooperative ventures.

But the administration estimates another 10.5 million uninsured people are eligible -- and they're the most elusive customers in the market.

PORT WASHINGTON - DESPITE pending legal questions, an elusive customer base and a product that is an abstract curiosity even to most people who have heard of it, Segway is now open for business on Long Island.

No rumble seat (yet), so strictly speaking, it is a Business Coupe, designed for a generation of men in hats and blue serge suits to load their sample cases into the giant trunk and hit the dirt roads of Depression America in search of the elusive customer with money.

But these days, the sweet smell of success is proving elusive as customers walk away from fragrance counters empty-handed.

Low short-term rates make profits elusive and customers have deserted the funds — assets are down nearly 30 percent since the 2009 peak.

The real crux of the issue is about Wal-Mart's desire to sell 'fashionable' clothes in their stores and to attract that ever elusive 'upper-income' customer.

About a fifth of smartphone buyers use them only for voice calls and as a fashion accessory.Thrifty customers make profits elusive.

But the so-called Nabucco pipeline has never managed to put together the elusive formula of plentiful supplies, customers and financing.

But this category of customers is especially elusive in healthcare.