Sentence examples for important clientele from inspiring English sources

In the Netherlands, the No.2 market in Europe, seniors are an important clientele.

Wesley worked his way up at the club, Mahorn's, becoming the manager and a magnet for important clientele.

With demographic changes, older patients will become an increasingly important clientele of hospitals.

Superior telephone skills, stressing quick recognition of the client, are essential in fostering the all important repeat clientele.

"But it was unable to attract the all-important corporate clientele, which is demanding about all the modern conveniences.

Perhaps most important to her clientele, Lena's samogon is considerably stronger than the watered-down vodka across the way.

It felt like a metaphor for the whole experience of going to a club that is always aspiring to a wealthier, more important and famous clientele.

But the secret to Michael's kind of business and the reason he does fill an important niche lies in his clientele: his clientele is universal.

More important, he knew his clientele in intimate detail, which allowed him to be particular about what he sold and to whom.

Providers have identified free training and increased clientele as important incentives for joining the network.

The situation in this respect is in line with Romania where also finding and keeping one's own clientele is an important part of doing business (Constantin 2003).