Sentence examples for at the clientele from inspiring English sources

"If you look at the clientele, you'll see mostly young professional South Asian men," Mr. Ray said.

"If you look at the clientele over the years, it's obvious that the black community thought very highly of James's father as a person, and as a professional, way back then," Mr. Lee said.

But the hospital is a renowned trauma center; even those who turn up their noses at the clientele accept that for someone in a car accident, there is no better place to be.

In addition, illness and death rates are available in real time either at the clientele level ("émergences") or at a custom-made level ("émergences," RSVP-A).

"Today, my clientele is as sophisticated as the clientele at any restaurant in the world".

The décor draws on a spice-inspired palette of warm saffron and burnt sienna, and though the crowd includes plenty of blue-blazered K Streeters, at night the clientele loosens up.

Consider the venue you'll be selling at and the clientele you plan to sell to.

"I was astonished at how receptive the clientele in Las Vegas has been," he said.

These changes are expected to translate into an increased organizational performance at two levels: first, at the level of the clientele of these organizations and second at the level of the populations of each Local Network.

A sampling of the clientele at Chez Paul at lunchtime last Friday indicated little enthusiasm for the idea of a "sac de chien".

The clientele at this facility are at a higher socioeconomic status than those presenting to the government facilities and are therefore more likely to present early to a private health care provider.