Sentence examples for granted customers from inspiring English sources

Apple has removed from its App Store a tethering app that granted customers the ability to share an iPhone's Internet connection with a computer after paying a one-time fee.

For a brief time in the late 90's, I recall AT&T Wireless granted customers two great benefits to their plans, the "six second" rule, and free incoming calls.

One was a peep show that granted customers, who had paid 25 cents, a 15-minute glimpse of "the creative process at Kostabi World".

A better solution than a tax, Mr. Bauwens said, would be to "establish a retail price for plastic bags, as already applied in several European countries," or to grant customers bonus points on loyalty cards if they decline bags.

It will grant customers a month of free service if those conditions aren't met.

In the final analysis, business success doesn't come from granting customers certain rights; it's about doing that which is right and building a trusting relationship based on that commitment.

DaimlerChrysler, for example, has granted some customers five-year loans at 0.9percentt interest for five years, below the inflation rate.

Their sources of information included the merchants or other businesses that had granted a customer credit in the past, employment records, landlords, public records, newspapers, and direct investigation.

Kinder figured that granting his customers access via a Web browser would make it easy.

Environmental labelling belongs among voluntary tools of environmental policy supporting production and consumption of products which are more friendly to environment during the whole life cycle and they grant to customers accurate and science proofed information about influence of products on environment.

Think of it this way: rather than the $5,000 or $10,000 limit many credit card companies grant their customers, secured credit cards generally set your limit at whatever amount you can deposit into your account upfront.