Sentence examples for generous customer from inspiring English sources

But behind the bleak news for high-tech companies is good news for their customers.Hardware manufacturers have been hit hardest, with makers of telecoms gear in the deepest trouble because they pumped up the bubble, with generous customer financing and overpriced acquisitions.

After the rocky launch (never forget) of the 360 and in the light of Sony's continuing hacking troubles, Microsoft's generous customer service is no surprise.

Now might be a good time to buy a car: This month, auto dealers are offering generous customer incentives like cash-back rebates from the domestic automakers and a 0% financing offer from Toyota –to bolster sales.

A few bartenders in Ogden, Utah, got incredibly lucky last weekend thanks to one very generous customer, the Standard Examiner reports.

That interaction tends to lessen the distance between artist and fan, and ultimately turns the fans into more loyal and generous customers.

The tool, available to its most generous customers (an annual subscription for an individual costs over £3,500) uses a company's existing candidate shortlists to search for other potential hires with similar characteristics.

I stand up for everyone who has been impacted by cancer; and so does CVS Health, our more than 200,000 colleagues and our generous customers.

United has a link to the write-up in a prominent place on its homepage (Continental is not so generous), helping customers find vital details about the now common Choice Menu and changes to airport signage.

The biggest sellers of unlimited wireless data plans tend to be smaller operators, which have fewer customers and less data traffic, and can afford to give customers generous access to their grids.

I remain obsessed, as ever, with the outliers in financial services who continue to be particularly generous to their customers.

Nokia has aggressively expanded its wireless infrastructure business, and now commands 20percentt of the market, by offering customers generous financing terms.