"What some people are calling antitrust is in the customers' favor," Mr. Jonas said.
Because its error was in the customers' favor, the Mobil station had to turn off its pump until repairs were certified by the city.
The try-on-clothes-for-a-charge concept could ostensibly work in the customers' favor -- shorter dressing room lines, only having to browse the shelves along with serious shoppers...but we're not sure how, in the end, it'll help bring in that much more dough.
The bank found that these customers favored convenience and responsiveness from their bank.
"Consequently the first printers aligned their production to the established best sellers in these customers' favored fields," typically works that were "long, expensive, and in Latin" and written by long-dead authors.
She hobbled over to the lone customer, favoring her bad foot.
In fact, a prosecution witness had testified earlier in the day that customers favored the gloves because they fit almost like a second skin.
In the follow-up study, Mueller's team found that when both managers and customers rated the desirability of new product ideas, customers favored the most creative ideas while managers most often rated those ideas as less than desirable because they saw them as unfeasible or not profitable.
LAS VEGAS, Nev., Nov. 19 A White House adviser on energy matters said today the growing electric power short age could be partly met by ending the practice of giving big customers favored rates.
As part of its Save-a-Landmark program, the Hampton Inns motel chain has sponsored the sprucing up of postcard sites like the Cadillac Ranch near Amarillo, Tex; a survey by the chain found that 90percentt of its customers favored preserving roadside attractions.
A decade or so ago, customers favored ravioli with ricotta cheese and meat fillings, he said.
