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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a client demanding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a client who is requesting or insisting on something, often in a business or service context.
Example: "The project was delayed due to a client demanding immediate changes to the design."
Alternatives: "a client requesting" or "a client insisting".
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"We've never heard of a client demanding that," he said.
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The requirements were "isolation, being near the sea and being near our house" and having a painter as a client demanded certain extras: big windows, good light and a good filter system to take away the fumes of turpentine that Cooke likes to splash around.
There's no polite way to say this, but there was the time a client demanded she prepare a garlic enema.
Raoul L. Felder, a well-known divorce lawyer in Manhattan whose clients have included Rudolph W. Giuliani, says that over four decades of practice, he has had many an enraged client demanding that Mr. Felder refer their spouse's infidelity for criminal prosecution.
Whatever the reason, whatever the amount--fifty thousand dollars for a Rolex, two hundred grand for a Bentley--Madison heads to his computer and prints out a version of what he calls "the stupid letter," which he then faxes to the client, demanding a signature.
And uncertainty drives an appropriately slight plot: as a rumour circulates that Lynn Mason has breast cancer, a mysterious client demands the besieged team produce ads to 'make cancer patients laugh'.
Landing a major press opportunity or a big-money client demands more than a cursory email.
Recently, the multilingual search is an example of a client-demand service that has already been implemented.
But, he added, "I don't have a pool of clients demanding action".
A lack of clients demanding relevant services also hindered mentees' ability to acquire new skills: " …having that patience to wait for that client and wait to be shown… the availability of the clients themselves because if you don't get a client then it is not easy to learn" [Respondent E01-02, mentee, PNC site].
Mainly due to our clients demanding more to meet their customers' needs.
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