Sentence examples for isolated customers from inspiring English sources

A cover story for The New York Observer argues that camming ― sex work that most often involves male viewers paying typically female cam girls for virtual sex acts ― could free up its socially isolated customers to better communicate in the "real world".

The initiation of rural free delivery (1896) and of parcel post (1913) by the U.S. postal service enabled Sears to send its merchandise to even the most isolated customers.

The goal of this approach is to isolate customer virtual machines from each other to prevent data leakage across virtual machines.

"Our initial investigations suggest this is isolated to customers linked to our Barclays financial planning business which we ceased operating as a service in 2011.

But Hailo itself says in a blog post, "There is no point burying our heads in the sand… A taxi-only app will get isolated and customers will take their money to services without any cabs on offer.

Stolfa found that isolating the customers rather than showing them in the context of the bar's commotion best conveyed her perception of McGlinchey's after six years of working there.

These containers are isolated from other customers using "proven virtualization technology," Microsoft says.

There have been isolated instances of customer protest.

Therefore, DCS engineers are somewhat isolated from the customer's process.

Another screen displayed real-time information revealing the spots — isolated, for now — where customers had lost power.

An isolated platform inherently closes customers off to important revenue opportunities on other networks.