Sentence examples for expected clientele from inspiring English sources

The complex initially failed to attract the expected clientele.

Though she expected her clientele to be mostly Indians who avoided eggs, Ms. Patel said that more than half are non-vegetarians and non-Indians.

Lebewohl says he expects the clientele at the new deli to be a mixed bag, as always.

The Dutch expects its clientele to know good food but not make a fuss about it, and there, under the architectural lighting fixtures, was just such a group: two culinary-minded friends and the men they had brought along, discussing not only the seafood but also the passage of the season.

When it does open, Surmi isn't expecting the clientele to come from diverse political backgrounds.

In health systems where the public sector functions at all socio-economic levels, if the private sector competes for clients based on perceived quality, then we expect their clientele will be wealthier, more educated and likely live in an area where there are enough health facilities to allow for competition.

He said he expected Zipcar's company clientele, now 15percentt of its overall business, to double in the next five years.

But while Mr. Stryjewski and Mr. Link had expected most of their clientele to come from the many nearby hotels, the city's sagging tourism has turned Cochon into a haven for locals.

Select clientele were expected to donate personal items to decorate the walls.

(Are you meeting your target sales quotas? Generating the expected percentage of new clientele?) Be willing to make adjustments if necessary.

Oiling the wheels ReprintsVstore's chief executive, Scot Melland, expects his main clientele to be small, specialised websites.