Sentence examples for key clientele from inspiring English sources

The rich and powerful are key clientele for the Ashley Madison adultery website.

Diplomats, tourists and the Bolivian elite are the key clientele, due to prices that are unaffordable to most of the population (individual a la carte plates are £6 to £14.50; tasting menus cost £39 for five courses, rising to £87 for 15).

The move is noteworthy because restaurants were one of UberRUSH's key clientele when it launched in October 2015 as a competitor to Postmates, Delivery.com and other on-demand delivery services.

The hotel has a low-key professional clientele, from the fields of art, fashion, film and TV.

"They already hold the keys to our clientele," said Tobin, who will be joining the Cross River Bank board of directors.

The key to building a clientele is establishing trust.

If you quit this sex work prematurely, you won't give yourself the time it takes to build a regular clientele which is the key to having the lifestyle you dream of.

Despite this eccentric setup, the Carlyle could command at least $100 million (or more than $500,000 a "key") thanks to its location, history, devoted clientele and the value of its retail space.

About the employees, the clientele, etc. John Dunstan threw the key away upon opening his place 34 years ago, which was before the government dealt so extensively in padlocks.

Building a solid clientele of returning, trustworthy customers is key.

Oh, to live in a garret in this highbrow, low-key inn where the cuisine speaks louder than the clientele.