Sentence examples for surviving customers from inspiring English sources

Some of the firm' surviving customers of the 30's told about those days.

Once they are established as preferred suppliers, the big equipment makers that lose out in consolidation are more likely to get fewer orders from the surviving customers than to be completely shut out of new business, according to industry analysts.

"I play it with a Giant Rubber Whale called Captain Ahab … You are foaming at the mouth of course to show that we are really acting and we bottle the foam and sell it to any surviving customers".

Banks with foreign parents will survive, as customers believe they are safe.

Such complacency will not long survive when customers have a choice.The last big issue is selection.

It means you need more and more money to survive, your customers are not paying, and you are not building a sustainable business".

Relatively few systems are expected to survive because customers want to be able to trade on a service with many participants and a broad section of the market.

Even if businesses were able to provide prophylactic medications to their employees, businesses could not survive if customers and those who maintain necessary infrastructures were unprotected because governments were overwhelmed.

The recovered inventories are pushed to survive the customer's demand.

Another surviving victim was customer Jeff Schaffart, 34, who was treated and released at UNMC for a gunshot wound to the left arm and the little finger of his left hand.

In my opinion, the reason the Koreans in particular are unable to compete is because they are, generally, surviving solely on Korean customers -- very little, or no, attempt is made to reach those outside their own community.