Sentence examples similar to host of customers from inspiring English sources

Gianforte was able to raise money because he had identified a much larger opportunity for large-scale "software as a service" programs used to solve a host of customer relationship management problems.

GE Power Systems and GE Aircraft Engines could use the materials to make more durable and efficient generators and turbines, and GE Plastics could probably find a host of outside customers.

If the idea catches fire, the founders may find themselves with a few hundred thousand dollars in the bank, a prototype, and a host of excited customers to satisfy.

He's got a host of regular customers; memorized orders go into bags as soon as he eyes a familiar face, and even if they don't buy, he shakes their hands with a "Hello, my friend!" Basic overhead is cheap: Khandker renews his license for fifty dollars every two years, and his boss takes care of the cart permit (also fifty dollars, renewable every two years).

Much of the slack has been taken up by a host of smaller customers.

By reducing implementation from 12 months to, say, 12 weeks, vendors hope to attract a host of smaller customers that can't afford the longer down time.

Huang is now turning his focus beyond gamers to a host of new customers that will need number-crunching power: oil companies doing deep-sea seismic analysis, Wall Street banks modeling portfolio risk and biologists visualizing molecular structures to find drug target sites.

We look forward to extending regulatory compliance, legal discovery and analytics to a host of new customers as well as enabling the intelligent collection and processing of non-regulatory data from distributed servers, PCs and especially tens of millions of mobile devices".

HTC's big push for more smartphone buyers in 2014 might not focus on hardware, despite an incoming new flagship; instead, the company is announcing a host of new customer service initiatives that could convince potential customers it's the Android maker they want to hitch their cart to this year.

Ms. Brooks testified that Mr. Taubman, after meeting Sir Anthony, had directed her to meet with Christie's counterpart, Mr. Davidge, to jointly implement the higher seller's commissions and eliminate a host of incentives to customers that were costing both houses money at a time when the auction business had hit the skids.

That has meant a host of previously uninsured customers have come online the last several months.