Sentence examples for of customer confidence from inspiring English sources

Gone too is a good deal of customer confidence.

"I think it will be the beginning of the demise of the postal service," William Burrus, the president of the American Postal Workers Union, referring to the erosion of customer confidence.

"Good levels of customer confidence combined with an increased number of active traditional housing sites under development by the group, continue to provide the opportunity for growth," the company said.

In the operational management class, for example, students discover risks of a completely different type that late delivery of materials may slow a production line, or that a creaky online payment system will not only lead to financial loss but also a loss of customers' confidence.

The problems have taken their toll on customer confidence.

"I would think there's a pretty good argument that the directors' judgment would be respected," Mr. Hamermesh said, if the judge believed that the board was convinced by genuine facts that the Oracle offer might be aborted by antitrust actions or that it posed a serious risk of driving down revenue because of disrupted customer confidence.

"The impact of eroding customer confidence, which was first evident last summer, has intensified - particularly over the Christmas period - with the result that pub profits will be below our earlier expectations," Chairman Sir Christopher Hogg told the AGM.

Even when such attacks are noticed, banks are often unwilling to talk publicly or privately for fear of damaging customer confidence and their insurance premiums.

Accreditation is a means of certifying the competence of a laboratory to perform specific types of testing and it enhances customer confidence in accepting testing results.

"Customer confidence is of the utmost importance to Ikea," the chain said in its statement.

It follows a difficult year for the retailer, which was the victim of a data breach that shook customer confidence and hurt profits.