Sentence examples for long customers from inspiring English sources

Sex here is sold in "shots" or "rounds", depending on how long customers spend with the girls.

The bank limits how long customers can use the advance, to help them avoid becoming overextended, she said.

For too long customers have been locked in to long-term service contracts and expensive software licensing fees.

Mr. Jacobs admitted to the occasional doubt about his designs, or how long customers will be interested in the artist collaborations he does with Louis Vuitton.

Bruno Paulson, an analyst at Sanford Bernstein, points out that measurement of critical non-market risks, such as how long customers will keep their policies, is inevitably still pretty crude and largely up to the companies themselves.

This won't stop at generalities like how long customers spend in stores - the long game is about identifying individuals and this technology is getting very close to enabling them to do that.

"I'm plenty frustrated," she said, standing at the end of a long customer service line.

But, he said, he was not sure how long customer loyalty to Kings would last after seeing the beer on tap at the Duane Reade.

As Lynne Hefferon and Candice Swenson, both teachers, split a brownie at the August First cafe here, they complained about The Free Press's reduced content in print, sporadic delivery and long customer-service waiting times.

Thereby the customer expects reduced resource consumptions, environmental friendly manufacturing and an optimised long customer usage phase.

This makes a campaign much more than making a sale but instead converting a life long customer which contributes to long term success.