Sentence examples for favourable customer from inspiring English sources
TfL has reported favourable customer feedback, but little detail has been made available.
Upon release, a number of critics and publications have made references to the S III, Samsung's 2012 flagship phone, as an "iPhone killer", responding perhaps to Apple's favourable customer perception.
But BT has criticised the TSR plans, arguing they could mislead customers as average performances will still depend on where people live, and could even lead to internet service providers (ISPs) ignoring less favourable customers.
When it ordered the companies to sell shops the CMA said the merger could reduce the number of discounts and free bets offered by bookmakers competing locally and lead to betting odds, which are set nationally, less favourable for customers.
Apart from its scheduling functions, the system includes automated vehicle dispatching procedures designed to achieve a favourable combination of customer service and efficiency of vehicle deployment.
For the Fletchers, efforts to offset the growing costs of e-commerce was met with less than favourable reactions from customers.
Less binding impediments to foreign bank ownership and entry are generally associated with more favourable prices for customers and more access to credit ("good").
A paper on "Bank Concentration and Competition" by a group of people from the Federal Reserve, the World Bank and other institutions, published in September 2003, draws the following conclusion:More regulatory restrictions on bank competition are associated with "bad" outcomes— such as less favourable prices for customers, less access to credit, and reduced stability of the financial system.
The analysis of the European chocolate brands in positioning their themselves outside Europe started with the familiarity and favourable votes by customers; in particular, a specific group of chocolate lover.
Vast amounts of time are taken up with chasing late payments from clients and customers, negotiating more favourable terms for their own payments and finding cash to alleviate the pressure during quieter months.
