Sentence examples similar to underlying customers from inspiring English sources

Destocking has given way to reduced underlying customer demand reducing the Group's ability to generate cash and pay down debt.

Data was taken from an underlying customer database that was part of TalkTalk's acquisition of Tiscali's UK operations in 2009, the ICO said.

Studying over 4,200 customers of the product online, our team of PhD Sociologists examined the product's customers' underlying beliefs towards breakfast and food, and correlated their beliefs to their patterns of behavior.

He attributed about half of the supermarket's fall in underlying sales to customers opting to shop around at discounters rather than consolidating their spending in Morrisons, as they had done over previous Christmases.

In one of the most recent cases, Apple filed a lawsuit in California last week claiming that the Galaxy Nexus, a Samsung smartphone, infringes on patents underlying the features customers expect from Apple products, like how the phone is unlocked and how it searches for information by voice command.

The report found some progress by the airlines, but said "the airlines' commitment does not directly address the most deep-seated, underlying cause of customer dissatisfaction -- flight delays and cancellations, and what the airlines plan to do about them in the areas under their control in the immediate term".

Specifically, the partnership gives hungryhouse restaurants on-demand access to Quiqup's fleet of bicycles, scooters and cars, and its "underlying technology and customer support services," similar to other B2B deals the delivery startup has previously signed, an area of business it has been quietly expanding to sit alongside its consumer-facing 'buy and deliver me anything' app.

Such flexibility, she said, "has really been the predominant underlying satisfier that our customers have told us they wanted".

Since it already has the underlying technology to connect customers with service providers, route them to the end user, and accept payments, Gett believes it can very quickly turn up new services without having to reinvent the wheel each time.

Amazon will manage Borders' underlying technology, inventory and customer service.

The Social Media have changed the power structures in the marketplace; evidence points to a major power migration taking place and to emergence of a new breed of powerful and sophisticated customer, difficult to influence, persuade and retain The paper outlines the nature, effects and present status of the Social Media, underlying their role as customer empowerment agents.