Sentence examples for prosperous customers from inspiring English sources

It was labelled "Lewisham food bank", and the prosperous customers of the Beckenham, Kent, branch of Waitrose were being asked to donate to the poor in a less well-heeled district.

While the origins of Centaurus and even its current ownership are somewhat murky, Ana Paula da Silva, an anthropologist who studies Rio's sex trade, said the brothel stands out as the most exclusive place here where relatively prosperous customers, especially foreigners, can easily go to pay for sex.

But how to appeal to younger, less prosperous customers?

The better schools assess only the most prosperous customers the full amount.

In fact, smart, prosperous customers won't even make withdrawals to pay their doctor bills.

You charge full price to a base of prosperous customers large enough to cover the R&D (40% of whose budgets are paid for by the National Institutes of Health, tax-payer funded), then get whatever you can from poorer customers.

The large restaurant was filling up with a mix of prosperous looking customers mixing alongside those who seemed to be putting some effort into looking the opposite.

There was also a whiff of snobbery for his newly prosperous middle-class customers, who were new to consumption and so insecure about their taste that they were happy to copy the upper classes.

But it uses "murky" accounting for the cost of stores, where much of the produce is picked, says Andrew Gwynn of Exane BNP Paribas, an investment bank.Yet to shun online is to risk losing grocers' best customers, prosperous families and those with children.

Chris Carlin, the manager of sports marketing and social media for the card maker Upper Deck, also senses more prosperous times ahead as customers grow accustomed to buying and trading online.

And Gerber says that half his customers are prosperous blacks, also seeking to protect themselves.