Sentence examples for voracious customer from inspiring English sources
The red dust comes from the iron mines that surround the town — named for an American engineer credited with giving birth to Western Australia's iron-ore industry — and that stand at the heart of an increasingly complicated relationship between Australia and China, the most voracious customer of this country's minerals.
The Federal Communications Commission recently voted to forbid Comcast to slow the service of its most voracious customers.
Mr. Shane, a doctor, is a repeat and often-voracious customer at Night of 1,000 Drawings, but this year he had not arrived until 6 30, and had found only one thing to buy, a photographic piece by Jim Pavlicovic.
As well as queuing up to see Young and her co-stars, those voracious beauty customers will also provide invaluable feedback to those who sell on QVC.
For now at least, Level 3 is interested only in business customers voracious for data.
A stoic restaurateur who refuses to sit shiva for her late husband is descended upon by a mob of customers whose voracious appetites awaken her grief.
Victoria Beckham's customers have a voracious appetite for dresses that allow them to feel they are buying a piece of her lifestyle.
Video games are expensive particularly so these days, with publishers' voracious desire to squeeze money from customers with microtransactions and season passes meaning you rarely get an entire game for your initial outlay and people like to know what they're getting.
The gains, often unheralded, have allowed mobile network operators to continue selling unlimited broadband packages to customers who, despite their often voracious data habits, have been spared from sharing the cost of the strains being put on the system.
Pret's expansion programme has been remarkably constrained given the seemingly voracious appetite the UK public has for its food: customers graze on £100m of Pret products a year.
China is Iran's biggest customer for oil, which helps feed China's voracious need for energy, and China could easily undermine the oil-sanctions effort.
