Sentence examples for specialized clientele from inspiring English sources
"We can't handle certain things at the larger houses," he said, "because we tend to sell items to a specialized clientele at a higher price point, in the hundreds of thousands of dollars as opposed to the hundreds or thousands.
And the specialized wares attract a dedicated clientele that doesn't mind paying.
More broadly, it is why places like New York still exist, places where clutter and congestion may not be mere inconveniences but the catalysts of random discovery or accidental innovation, where a store selling the most specialized merchandise can attract a large clientele, and where one can find a sense of community just by opening a door.
Another important enterprise, if more specialized and modest in terms of its clientele, was the bookselling business founded in 1744 by Samuel Baker and later run by his nephew, John Sotheby.
In this way, it allows for a better global understanding of the aging clientele's needs following acute hospitalization that requires specialized care in a GAU.
"The clientele demands it".
THE Taliban Hotel has changed clientele.
