Sentence examples for implications for customers from inspiring English sources
The city comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., sent the state a letter this week warning that drilling could have "crippling implications" for customers if it reduces the quality of the unfiltered water.
This ultimately has both cost and speed implications for customers dealing with problems like anomaly detection.
The water company's programme had "huge safety implications for customers, drivers, and the public at large", the GMB union said.
That development has implications for customers who are weighing the benefits of a data-center centric approach that virtualizes a network of physical centers to create their own elastic infrastructure.
Nick Hood, business risk adviser at Opus Restructuring and founder of Company Watch, warned: "It's short- sighted in commercial terms to not pay the same across the board and those who are not going to do it will end up with the less talented staff – which has serious implications for customer service.
However, research by insurance companies on ways to include genomic data to their models and the implication for customer's insurability should be encouraged.
Ask yourself: How will I maintain relentless focus on customer needs, wants and beliefs in my existing markets, and what are the implications for unserved customers in the new markets we are entering?
"There are implications for how customers might react, and the employees themselves start to feel a little embattled".
As such, what happens with these plants has implications for electricity customers, the environment and the economy and may well affect the structuring of deals for nuclear plants like the two Millstone reactors for sale in Waterford, Conn., and the Indian Point 2 plant in Westchester.
