Sentence examples for recapture customers from inspiring English sources
The company's chief executive, Gregory D. Wasson, told retail industry analysts that he saw the quarter as a "turning point" for Walgreen, which has been working to recapture customers it lost during a contract dispute with Express Scripts.
Cart Abandonment: It's easier than you might think to recapture customers who leave your website without buying anything.
Given that users who clip an item will likely return to it later and buy it, this should also create new opportunities for the shopping portal to recapture customers who may have otherwise gone elsewhere.
Nonetheless, a few prominent food and beverage companies are moving on their own to recapture their packaging after their customers are done with it.
In a joint venture with a city-formed nonprofit corporation, he set out to upgrade it and recapture its customers.
Even established businesses that suffered during the years of sanctions are finding it difficult to recapture lost customers.
Excluding recaptured Nextel customers, it lost contract-signing subscribers from the Sprint network for the first time in years.
The new investors plan to refocus BlackBerry on enterprise customers and recapture its image for providing secure e-mail and software services.
Patton says this is the best way for customers to recapture and relive important past experiences they shared with the rest of the world, in addition to being a great tool that journalists and other organizations can use to curate and distribute real-time information about a big story.
Since Mr. Blass retired in 1999, the struggling company has tried five different women's designers (or six if you count that season in 2003 when the public relations director was ghost-designing a collection behind the scenes), but has been unable to recapture a high-end customer for its women's wear.
Microgrids offer utilities the best chance to recapture sales they lose to customers who hitherto had no choice but to build and run their own facilities.
