Sentence examples for responding to customer demand from inspiring English sources

"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.

Universities are not responding to customer demand in the same way," says a senior partner at one of the five big British law firms that is contracting its training exclusively to BPP from 2006.Until recently, BPP did not award degrees: that is the privilege of officially recognised universities.

However, HotelTonight said that it's responding to customer demand, and that the Android side of things is "a significant growth market," pointing to a Gartner report last year saying that there will be 665 million tablets in use by 2016, and that Android will account for 37percentt of them.

That will include responding to "customer demand for good service at an affordable price" as well as the "technological changes that are reshaping our lives and businesses".

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.

Its strategic advantage from its Tempora program – direct taps on transatlantic fibre-optic cables of major telecommunications corporations – was in danger of eroding as more and more big internet companies encrypted their traffic, responding to customer demands for guaranteed privacy.

Second, the decision-making of the managers of some firms has become more sensitive to market forces and to responding to customer demands, while others continue to be heavily dependent on the government and oblivious to market forces.

But restaurants like Chipotle and Five Guys didn't just respond to customer demand; they also shaped it.

Because product designers should respond to customer demand, for example, someone from sales should join the design team.

Johnson & Johnson's contracts, she said, are awarded after a competitive bidding process and reflect the company's effort to "respond to customer demand for the highest quality product at the best price".