Sentence examples for terms customer from inspiring English sources

The terms "customer driven" and "solutions" seem to be in every manager's lexicon.

They've centralized photography, payments, user verification, ratings and reviews, communication, terms, customer support, and insurance – everything that feels like booking a hotel room.

It has helped 3M to establish productive, long-term customer relationships.

Ms. Meidan said the Taizhou refinery would help China establish itself as a long-term customer for Qatari oil.

By grateful staff?As a private company, however, Carlson has the scope to focus on building long-term customer relationships.

We will focus on the customers, channels, products, and pricing strategies that build the best long-term customer relationships and deliver the best cost of funds.

What I learned has since been termed customer service, but it is something I have been giving since I was 7 years old.

So is he in the business of magical thinking — of maintaining a product for a long-term customer who does not exist?

While I, too, cringe at the term "customer" and its grubbily commercial associations, I like its imputation of autonomy and infallible rightness.

BEFORE the fat lady began singing for Internet retailers in nearly every category, the term "customer acquisition costs" meant little to most Web merchants.

"They don't try to recover the entire increase in fuel because that would really hurt the customer and they have the sense to invest in long-term customer relations," he said.