Sentence examples for shaky customers from inspiring English sources

Potential builders of generating stations don't want to sell to such shaky customers.

Banks have been profiting from their customers' "shaky financial footing," according to Silver-Greenberg, by collecting "a cascade of fees from problems like overdrafts".

There are, of course, other steps for Netflix to repair their shaky relationship with customers besides the Home Box Office.

The banks say that when they take risks on customers with shaky credit, they need to be rewarded with higher interest.

As the mortgage cyclone lurches from subprime loans and shaky securities to blue-chip customers and creditors, it is exposing scams that were hidden for years behind rising real estate prices.

But many customers are already on shaky financial footing.

(These institutions were already shaky due to massive withdrawals by customers throwing cash at the S.E.C).

On the walls are samples of possible projects, meant to inspire customers whose confidence may be shaky.

Smaller and shakier banks have already experienced flocks of customers nervously shifting money to larger institutions that are seen as more robust -- or at least, less likely to be allowed to fail.

It didn't help, says Jung, that IBM's and Control Data's salesmen reminded customers that entrusting their E-mail to a shaky startup was just too risky.

But too many mainstream American customers, put off by VW's high prices and shaky reliability, have crossed its cars off their shopping lists.