Sentence examples for expense of customer from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Mr. Volcker said that proprietary trading took place "often at the expense of customer relationships".

Wigdor lawyer Jeanne Christensen said a decision by Uber executives to cut costs "at the expense of customer safety forced our client to pay the ultimate cost in New Delhi, India.

The Employees Feel the Same," (front page, Dec. 22), your description of employee discontent at US Airways shows a company striving to cut costs anywhere it can, often at the expense of customer satisfaction, employee efficiency and even the bottom line.

Abbey's new owners' efforts at turning the bank around started bearing fruit, though seemingly at the expense of customer service, with the personal finance sections of newspapers highlighting a growing number of gripes about issues ranging from cash Isa transfer delays to problems in the bank's probate and bereavement department.

Cost minimization typically leads to physically efficient or lean supply chains at the expense of customer responsiveness or agility.

Since most of the repair jobs were outsourced to service repair center and repairing was mostly done by replacing worn out components by a new one at the expense of customer.

Traders were found to have manipulated deals to boost their fees at the expense of customers.

Today, margins are put above sales, with fears quality could be compromised – keeping shareholders happy at the expense of customers.

Some of Britain's best-known investment firms are boosting their profit margins at the expense of customers who die.

He said: "It is critical that the airport's shareholders are not over-rewarded at the expense of customers".

Critics have also focused on price and profit, claiming that America's broadband companies earn windfall profits at the expense of customers.