Sentence examples for increase clientele from inspiring English sources
While I don't have numbers to substantiate this, if you are an Instragram user, there is no way you haven't noticed a clear uptick of businesses posting photos with the intent to increase clientele.
REI Adventures is catering to its increasing clientele of women travelers with its Women's Adventures program.
Providers have identified free training and increased clientele as important incentives for joining the network.
Ms. Cruz has taken other steps to increase her clientele.
Other changes envisaged include the possibility of owning houses and apartments for rent, while the existing family-run restaurants, paladares, permitted since the 1990s, will be allowed to increase their clientele from 12 to 20.
Mrs Balogun added that her weekly slot in the TV programme Every Woman's World has also helped to increase her clientele.
With the new expansion and the forecasted increase in clientele, McKnight's will remain profitable and keep a positive cash flow.
This will keep you competitive with other ski instructors and improve your reputation, which will also increase your clientele.
In 1948, the San Francisco Police Department and the Alcohol Beverage Control Commission, in response to the Black Cat's increasing homosexual clientele, began a campaign of harassment against the bar and its patrons.
