Sentence examples for subject customers from inspiring English sources

But the online stores don't subject customers to encounters with those forklifts that terrorize the shoppers in the aisles.

Given Omniture's silence on the subject, customers aren't sure what technical problem could be causing the bottleneck.

America's favorite bank is testing out some brand-new fees in various parts of the country that would subject customers to fees "unless they agree to bank online, buy more products or maintain certain balances," write Dan Fitzpatrick and David Enrich in The Wall Street Journal.

Appearances through dress of the research subject (customer) and store type were the independent variables.

Barclaycard was fined £50,000 by communications regulator Ofcom yesterday for repeatedly subjecting customers to so-called "silent calls".

By including every Ford dealer in the country, the new enterprise will increase the pressure on dealers to adopt fixed prices or a narrow band of prices for all of their sales, instead of subjecting customers to hours of negotiation.

E-money is subject to national customer due diligence regulations and actually brings into the formal financial system money that otherwise would flow through informal channels.

Bonus considerations include schoolwide test data in all subjects, customer (parent) satisfaction, and qualitative evaluations of programs in music, art, and other difficult-to-test outcomes.

Store owners, of course, are not likely to subject their customers to security checks.

"We are not going to subject our customers to the uncertainty of chaos," he said.

A 150-inch screen simulates colorful butterflies landing on viewers' shoulders, and an aquarium filled with exotic fish and even a leopard shark distracts children and serves as a subject for customers shooting test footage with Abt's video cameras.