Sentence examples for originally customers from inspiring English sources

Originally, customers could accumulate points by making purchases through the Nordstrom credit card, eventually earning a gift certificate that could be redeemed only for merchandise.

Originally, customers were given a report detailing their relative susceptibility to hundreds of diseases based on the presence of gene variants detected in their DNA.

"Originally when customers started shopping online, they were buying for replenishment," Ms. Barson said.

Roddick originally encouraged customers to return its trademark plastic bottles for refills, while Schwartz is planning a trial in which shoppers can return used plastic pots and see them turned into pellets for recycling in store.

Originally, CMB customers were either categorised as spring, summer, autumn or winter, but in Europe and the Middle East – where Henderson holds the franchise – six new themes have been developed: light, deep, warm, soft, clear and cool, with 42 possible palettes, when sub-divisions are taken into account.

There was no Big Data vendor, originally; instead, customers set out to address their own Big Data problems, whether on their own or through participation in community projects.

McKinnon says that he originally thought customers would be small to medium businesses, but has recently seen a uptake in large companies using Okta.

So originally the customer was the Department of Defense.

"Since most people travel as originally ticketed, most customers will not be impacted by this change," B. Ben Baldanza, senior vice president for marketing at US Airways, said in a statement.

Such apps – originally developed for customers without bank accounts in African markets – are getting a push in Europe from banks and private equity investors.

Using special permission from regulators, CME was planning to take the unusual step of transferring MF Global's customer positions without returning all the collateral the customers originally posted, according to a person briefed on the matter.