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.
Providers have identified free training and increased clientele as important incentives for joining the network.
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.
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.
(FGD with female participants, during WC, Hillbrow) In contrast to the street-based sex worker's observation above, soccer matches were also said to have drawn more people into public entertainment areas where indoors-based sex workers operated, and thus increased their clientele.
This will keep you competitive with other ski instructors and improve your reputation, which will also increase your clientele.
One course is to let the NHS wither, delivering an ever narrower set of services to an ever poorer clientele, as increasing numbers take up private medical insurance.
But a more affluent crowd of food lovers has become an increasing part of his clientele, ever since the day in 1994 when the writers Jane and Michael Stern drove up to his store, which they later featured in Gourmet magazine and their almanac, "Roadfood".
On his bicycle, he collected milk from farmers in neighboring towns, gradually increasing his production and clientele.
Challenging cells with agents that perturb the protein folding environment in the ER and thereby increase BiP's clientele also led to diminution of oligomers, but without a commensurate increase in the 'B' form.
