Sentence examples for fire customers from inspiring English sources

They fire customers who complain too much.

"The problem is that in today's banking environment it is very difficult for a bank to fire customers.

Business Insider, for example, titled its review of the survey "Only Half of Kindle Fire Customers Are Happy WIth Their Device"; Kindle-centric blog KindleFu, meanwhile, titles its post "Survey: More Than Half of Kindle Fire Owners Are 'Very Satisfied,'" finding bright skies where others found rain.

Adding fuel to the fire, customer satisfaction, the traditional gold standard for engagement, is not driving results anymore; and while there's still great value in traditional market research, it's too slow and too costly in today's fast-paced world when marketers need actionable data now.

They may not even be understood by the bank employee relaying the news to the fired customer.

Previously, the company allowed Amazon Fire tablet customers to download videos, but that didn't address its sizable customer base who uses iPhones, iPads, and Android phones and tablets.

Nevada Power, based in Las Vegas, has also come under fire from customers, including casinos, for charging too much for power.

Amnesty International detailed one episode in which security forces opened fire on customers and workers at a filling station in Kano, killing a number of them.

The gunman then turned and opened fire on customers seated in the restaurant, hitting four, before shooting himself, the spokeswoman said.

The masked attackers – including at least two women, according to witnesses – opened fire on customers sitting on the terrace of the Cappuccino Cafe and then moved into the adjoining Splendid hotel in the west African state's capital, Ouagadougou, detonating several bombs that set fire to vehicles outside.

Or should you fire those customers?