Sentence examples for lose clientele from inspiring English sources

By supporting a few credible providers, the remaining credible provider may lose clientele and be forced out of business.

Mr. Lovley said his company's reputation had also helped sustain him at a time when newer builders were losing clientele.

"We are losing clientele," said Adrian Danescu, owner of Burbank Books and Antiques, who said he's reported a 10%to15%5% loss in sales in the last year.

The elevated station planned for Alameda and College streets is seen by many local residents and business leaders as a way to reinvigorate the historic neighborhood, which over the years has lost clientele to burgeoning Chinese communities in the San Gabriel Valley.

Fear of losing clientele and patients' trust were cited by BHPs as reasons for THPs' not referring.

But with the arrival of fast-food chains, cocktail bars and other contemporary hangouts, old-style cantinas have begun to lose their clientele.

Neville said with these factories gone, local businesses lose their clientele and also shut down.

The cobbler envious of his neighbor, the cordwainer, who will go lengths to besmirch the latter in hopes of 'helping' him lose his clientele, is a detractor".

"They walk into a store and say it would be a shame if your window was broken or you lost your clientele," he said.

For the brave, try a smiley – a boiled sheep head, about which Marco says: "If I didn't serve these every night, I'd lose my local clientele".

"The church gives a 'Disconnection Order,' and you lose your entire clientele," he told me.