Sentence examples for spur customers from inspiring English sources

By offering a deal on a product for a limited amount of time, you can spur customers to buy your product when they otherwise wouldn't have.

Granted, Flying Spur customers in China would hardly notice a bit of turbo lag, distracted as they are by the new multifunction remote control and champagne cooler in the voluminous rear passenger area.

SEATTLE — Retailers have been flailing about a bit in their efforts to get people to shop again, deploying all sorts of gimmicks and promotions to spur customer spending.

The end product was an all-too-healthy-looking clear fluid (spurring customers to doubt whether there was nicotine present) -- so Wald added food coloring to give the drink that unmistakable amber hue that says "toxic".

While taking over the network, FairPoint had problems with billing and ordering systems that cost $28 million in the first half of this year and spurred customer complaints.

The Education Department has previously said it published the data to hold servicers accountable and spur improved customer service.

In April, the Florida Bankers Association and the Texas Bankers Association, two trade groups, filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block the law from taking effect, saying that "reciprocity" was spurring nonresident customers to withdraw deposits — $50 million from one unnamed bank.

Dru Bacon, a former Solar Coach who lives in Pebble Creek and has been a driving force behind solar adoption there, said that while the promised savings on electricity had spurred many customers to install solar, that was not all that motivated them.

Patagonia said Friday it plans to shut down most of its operations on Nov. 8 in hopes of spurring its customers and employees to vote.

Twitter user @LiamCSWY posted a copy of an email he received from a member of the Spurs "customer care team", with the comment: "Victory".

A best-selling toy these days has to reflect market research, sell at a certain price and spur interest from customers even before it is on shelves.