Sentence examples for existing clientele from inspiring English sources
But if you take this job, you will have to turn down work from your existing clientele and pay the salesman 10 percent of the gross.
This may have been in the interests of Equitable's existing clientele, but not in those of members who have taken out policies since July.
I'm not sure what this means, perhaps just that too many New York musicians and clubs are satisfied with their existing clientele and see little benefit in reaching out to the black community.
This will provide Flurry with a fresh new revenue stream and comScore with the ability to stay relevant with their analytics offerings to existing clientele.
Don't ignore what you've already attained - schedule in time to focus on maintaining your existing clientele.
It should be easy prospect, but it is like starting a new business, except with an existing clientele.
There are very few contract customers, so it's not like you could buy an existing business with a book of clientele.
One big question will be whether ModCloth's existing youthful clientele will stay with the brand as it joins a much bigger parent, one that some of ModCloth's younger female customers openly reject as consumers, or if they will migrate elsewhere.
Many new hotels and the expansion of some existing ones focus on business clientele, featuring fewer amenities, high-speed Internet access in rooms and opportunities for longer stays.
But in a bid to attract a more high-end clientele, meet increased demand from existing customers and burnish their brands, these designers say they are increasingly spending weeks or months working with buyers to come up with pieces especially for them, with (in theory) more longevity than couture clothing.
Strategy and Implementation Summary McKnight's strategy is to leverage its existing advantages of location, attractive 8 p.m., established clientele, and reputation; and couple this with its new brewery to create a value added product/service experience to its existing customers and to enhance appeal to attract the beer appeal to McKnight's.
