Sentence examples for increased customer traffic from inspiring English sources

Certain types of businesses may benefit more from increased customer traffic than others, said Georgetown University professor Betsy Page Sigman.

New- and used-car sales rose in December as no-interest loans offered by automakers increased customer traffic, the company said.

This was also the era that fast-food restaurants and Howard Johnsons and Holiday Inns and muffler shops and convenience stores began to multiply up and down the highways and boulevards of the American suburbs — and as these developments grew, others followed to share in the increased customer traffic.

This was also the era that fast-food restaurants and Howard Johnsons and Holiday Inns and muffler shops and convenience stores began to multiply up and down the highways and boulevards of the American suburbs and as these developments grew, others followed to share in the increased customer traffic.

Instead, Sears has sold some locations to Primark, which will benefit by generating increased customer traffic in excellent locations.

Starbucks has been posting increased customer traffic for the last few quarters, despite the increase in prices of its coffee items.

Lowe's, which cited increasing customer traffic after Sept. 11, also said that it expected to meet Wall Street estimates for its fourth quarter, which ends in February.

The move, meant to help cut costs and increase customer traffic, comes after the privately owned Bertelsmann scrubbed plans late last year to float its troubled online book division, bol.com.

However, when there is excess demand for parking (i.e., all spaces are constantly occupied), there is no evidence that meters help to increase customer traffic.

The convenience store chain 7-Eleven Inc. acquired the automated teller machine network in its stores from the American Express Company for about $44 million to add to its financial services business and increase customer traffic.

The Mobile Order & Pay app was developed by the company to increase customer traffic through quicker service and avoid instances of customers walking away without placing an order due to long lines and wait times.