Sentence examples for issuing coupons from inspiring English sources

In the article, analytics chief Steve Worthington described how the organization employed a pattern-based approach to issuing coupons.

Or he might be able to finance government operations by issuing coupons that look like debt and act like debt but that, he insists, aren't debt and, therefore, don't count against the ceiling.

In the 1980s, for example, the state began issuing coupons for farmers' markets to low-income women who were pregnant or breast-feeding or for young children at risk for malnourishment.

The company anticipates, for example, issuing coupons to people for a problem with a seat or a sleeping compartment or to entire train loads of passengers if a train is extremely late.

That means it could also better target users with discounts, rather than blinding issuing coupons to the general population.

That said, companies must not be overzealous when issuing coupons to customers.

If the employee cannot solve the problem, Amtrak will issue coupons for repeat travel.

Among the forgeries, he said, are coupons for free samples of products from manufacturers that do not issue coupons at all.

Until the new currency, the convertible marka, is issued, Bosnia's entities will be free to issue coupons or continue using foreign currencies.

When it first introduced OxyContin, the company created a program that encouraged doctors to issue coupons for a free initial prescription.

Consumer product companies issue coupons to encourage people to sample new products, to make impulse purchases and to foster brand loyalty — not to enable the coupon cognoscenti to routinely save 30 or 40percentt on the monthly grocery bills.