Sentence examples for tackle customers from inspiring English sources

The bank is also trying to tackle customers behind with payments for six months or more and at risk of repossession.

"This is absolutely about customers and the work we have be doing to tackle customer dissatisfaction.

What is new, he says, is how Influitive tackles customer validation.

We argue that the common industrial logic for addressing and tackling customer problems in solution selling, hitherto portrayed as either deductive or inductive, is incomplete.

In late 1998, he started his Web site, originally to advertise his fishing tackle, give customers a forum to talk about fishing and help them find good fishing spots.

We regularly run ad hoc experience design sessions, where the entire agency is invited to tackle a customer experience challenge.

Nolan will need to help customers tackle fuel poverty, stand up to the power of the big six energy companies and fend off desperate politicians trying to bolster their position before the 2015 general election.

"We are making this acquisition to help our customers tackle the legal and compliance challenges inherent in managing large quantities of email and documents," writes Microsoft's corporate vice president for Outlook and Office 365 Rajesh Jha in today's announcement.

Customers tackled him to the floor while others contacted the police.

The coalition is also under pressure to fulfil pre-election promises to tackle the anomaly of customers in the South-west paying the highest bills in the country.

The RBS network – codenamed Rainbow – is based on small business customers to tackle its dominance in this area while the TSB branches – codenamed Verde – are focused on retail customers, where Lloyds is the dominant player.