Sentence examples for steady customer base from inspiring English sources
Original businesses thus survived demolition, and a steady customer base has allowed them to thrive.
Not surprisingly, a growing number of companies are adopting an inclusive sourcing or sales model, in which multinationals invest in smallholder farmers to ensure supply or a steady customer base.
Workers at Silvercup and the Barricini candy factory nearby provided a steady customer base, and youngsters from Queensbridge Houses, a public housing project near Queens Plaza on the East River, would stop by with quarters for a hot dog and a soda, the Joey Hot Dog version of a combo meal.
The chief investment officer of Chicago's Driehaus Capital Management, Richard Driehaus, placed his long bet on Nextel Communications at $11. Since then, investors have warmed to the company's declining debt levels, steady customer base, and improved year-over-year profitability.
On the other extreme are the bacówkas situated close to roads or busy tourist paths, like the bacówka located in the Pieniny National Park which benefits from a steady customer base of park visitors.
Culture, religion, and popular opinion be damned, the cinemas have a loyal and steady customer base.
Due to the limitation of demand being related to death and the highly competitive market situation, retaining a regular customer base generated a steady stream of revenue that ensured the funeral homes' continued existence.
It is difficult to maintain a steady customer-base with just a single type of network with the technological advancements and economic changes in the market.
But the loss seems implicit rather than explicit: Schmidt's search engine firm held at 33%, keeping its customer base steady even as the overall market grew, the survey said.
The company said the steady growth of PayPal's customer base, along with more transactions per customer, underlined the brand's growing popularity globally.
One AMF Bowling official argued that the customer base remained steady because an increase in open bowling made up for fewer league bowlers.
