Sentence examples for gauging customers from inspiring English sources

What about $3? Gauging customers' reactions could help retailers avoid errors in pricing when they make widespread changes in the autumn.

The firm has begun to publish some romances as e-books only, gauging customers' appetite for them before taking some into print.Yet these advantages are outweighed by several looming hazards.

Once the network is built, winning market share will depend on marketing, gauging customer demand, and regulatory wars, all of which hinge on contacts.

The two companies are gauging customer interest before committing to a production timetable.

(Each engineer on the service picks their own rate, with AirPair gauging customer success/satisfaction to ensure that everyone finds themselves in the right group).

The company will be gauging customer feedback after launch to determine the device's full suite of functions when it hits retail.

McDonald's is charging more for its popular double cheeseburger (which normally costs $1) in some American restaurants than others, to gauge customers' tolerance of a permanent price rise that would help offset the higher cost of ingredients.

Typically Western Union charges 4.63%, PayPal Xoom charges 4.95%, and CitiBank absolutely gauges customers with a 12.4% fee.

The trial has no definite end date as the company plans to gauge customers' response to determine its next steps.

Blogs can also be a quick way to gauge customer reaction to policies.

A pragmatist, Ms. Santoriello likes to gauge customer satisfaction in the scariest way: by watching faces in the house.