Sentence examples for encounter customers from inspiring English sources

Estate agents there say that it is now quite common to encounter customers taking out mortgages of four times their annual salary.

It is interesting, then, that women working on the Asda shop floor, where they are likely to encounter customers and require such skills, are being paid less than men well away from the public eye in warehouses (Report, 15 October).

Ms. Hearst still encounters customers who resist it, although she is not sure why.

That was how they encountered customers; none of the buyers ever came to the Ancient Weir Art Village.

A well-balanced workforce – with a mix of full-time, part-time and flexibly contracted employees – managed by a robust workforce management system, should not encounter problems meeting customer demand, says Neil Pickering, marketing manager at workforce solutions firm Kronos.

In the service encounter context, customers may need to play the role of partial employees, and employees may need to play the role of partial customers.

Even if you encounter irate customers (and you will), it is important to maintain a professional tone.

When firms encounter a customer's innovative concept and have the appropriate technological competence and strategies to realize the customer's radically new concepts and actively accept their new concepts, they can achieve the development of a radically new product.

Account executives encountering prospective customers who said their mortgage had been paid off, for instance, were advised to ask about a home equity loan.

At some point in this arts world so dependant on reviews and opinions, you will encounter a customer or audience member – maybe even a reviewer – who wants to tell you how to do things better.

According to the company's chief executive, Charles Beilman, the Web site has stopped sending orders to Romania, Bulgaria and Indonesia, among others, because of the high rate of credit card fraud he has encountered with customers from those countries.