Sentence examples for successful clientele from inspiring English sources

But Intuit says that small businesses may prove a more successful clientele.

Beyond the glitzy bars of central Warsaw and their conspicuously successful clientele, however, huge swaths of Poland's capital city have been laid waste, and young people are largely noticeable by their absence.

Whether they come from upper management or an individual property catering to specific feedback from its clientele, successful innovations are still introduced more broadly.

From branded baggies of heroin and cocaine to finding new markets for clientele, successful drug dealers have to become advertising experts to make it.

KINDLE CAFE has all the makings of a successful restaurant — a loyal clientele, attentive service, an experienced chef with high standards and big ideas.

Today's galleries must have a website, social media accounts, blogs and an email list in order to be successful and get new clientele.

"She is regarded in Australia as a highly discreet and successful operator with a socially impressive clientele".

The Holy Terror (1991) was one of Simon Gray's least successful plays, I suspect because the clientele tired of representing the members of a Women's Institute reading group being addressed by the central character.

'I feel like Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde,' says my friend Kathy, who is a successful therapist, counselling a largely female clientele, yet frequently agonises in private over her own eating habits.

Not everyone has a celebrity clientele, but anyone who is successful in business knows how to sell.

Create your own business plan 1.3 Keys to Success To succeed McKnight's must: Implement a successful advertisement and marketing campaign to inform the existing clientele and the public of our new image.