Sentence examples for enough clientele from inspiring English sources

"They're building the restaurants, but there's not enough clientele for them," said Mr. Mansoor, reflecting on the block's fate.

While his methods are not secret and not radically different from those of a lot of folks, the approach works well enough for his clientele to consist almost exclusively of women whose bodies shill most anything, from mascara to lace-trimmed panties to Chanel haute couture.

And if not, is there enough of a local clientele without them?

She has built up enough of a local clientele to survive, she said, and prefers Puerto Rican clients anyway.

Their clientele included enough figures from the arts and entertainment for Miss Newman to be referred to as a therapist of the stars.

With the high-end restaurant scene so crowded in Quito, simply hiring a Peruvian chef may no longer be enough to secure the right clientele.

Zac Posen, who is barely old enough to drink, has a clientele that includes the president's daughters, and Sean "P Diddy" Combs as a business partner.

Just why the physicians who deal exclusively with ear, nose, and throat should consider themselves privileged to treat their patients as if they were a bunch of Washington petitioners is as bewildering as why their clientele are saps enough to put up with it.

The New Yorker, October 22, 1938 P. 25 Just why the physicians who deal exclusively with ear, nose, and throat should consider themselves privileged to treat their patients as if they were a bunch of Washington petitioners is as bewildering as why their clientele are saps enough to put up with it.

AndreWhilemern.

Ah yes, the medical industry: the complex that generates enough unpaid debt for its "clientele" that fully 60% of all bankruptcies can be attributed, in large part, to unpaid medical services.