Sentence examples for rich customer base from inspiring English sources

A deal with Telewest would plug the U.K. hole overnight and give UPC a rich customer base.

Stephen Roseman, founder of Thesis Capital, also agrees that high-end retailers will benefit from a rich customer base, even as he debates whether Coach and Tiffany qualify as truly high-end names.

Rarely, a powerful gay chief executive, Mr Jeffries had a knack for causing the kind of publicity that would excite and titillate his core customer base of rich youngsters, but enrage their mothers and fathers.

"In the 90's, these companies really expanded their customer base beyond rich people, who are less affected by business cycles than other people," said Carl Steidtmann, chief economist for Deloitte Research.

We are continuing to be aggressive as we compete for our customers' business – both enterprise and consumer – around the world, and our teams are working hard to provide cost-competitive, feature-rich solutions to our global customer base.

He specialized in comfort foods, like burgers and rich macaroni and cheese, finding a ready customer base among young newcomers to the neighborhood.

For that reason alone, the company will probably need to limit its customer base to the ultra rich.

But like all businesses that aim for an exclusive (read rich) clientele, myCFO execs need to expand their customer base.

Yet the restaurant's customer base is built of the richest and most coddled people in the city, who love it for its elegance and, perhaps, simplicity.

But an increasing number of Chinese companies have their eyes set on the richer markets of Europe and America, without giving up on the customer base in their own country.

With the economic boom in the nineties, the customer base for luxury, formerly made up of the old-moneyed rich, expanded enormously.