Sentence examples for responding to customer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shevlin also said that Verizon Wireless, like Bank of America before it, said it was responding to customer feedback.

"The schedules change for a variety reasons including responding to customer requests and accommodating construction," she said.

Inside is an E*Trade call center with the latest technology for routing and responding to customer calls.

"Operators are responding to customer demand and competitive pressure by introducing increasingly attractive and innovative data roaming offers," the GSM Association, which represents the network operators, said Thursday.

A spokeswoman for British Airways said: "We're responding to customer feedback that the system should be fairer - the more expensive the ticket, the more Avios earned.

The PSA (psa.co.uk) expects double-digit growth trends, and this year it's all about responding to customer demands: vouchers for unlimited drinks and niche cruises for nudists.

Asked why NEC would risk chilling its relationship with N.T.T., an NEC spokesman said the company was merely responding to customer demands.

Many jobs in the new economy are unglamorous grunt work: answering phones, responding to customer complaints, filling orders and stuffing warehouse shelves.

Firms that gain advantage through simply responding to customers are vulnerable to disruption.

Gilbert wanted to preserve Best Buy's strong culture of responding to customers' needs.

Much of social media ROI is earned in responding to customers.