client's perspective

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

In day-to-day banking the usual practice is to look 'inside the box' and search for solutions to keep clients satisfied while it's being missed sometimes to take a client's perspective to understand what's on their mind apart from banking matters and what can be contributed to make their life more comfortable.

But from a client's perspective, it doesn't work so well.

"We are not going to have a legal determination of that issue … Do not declare what the law is from your client's perspective".

Having dabbled inside fashion's ranks, covering couture from a client's perspective for Tatler, she has a personal style that cannot be store bought -- first, because it's evolving, and second, because it depends on which period in history she's in love with.

From the client's perspective, online brings real trust into the purchasing decision.

Their work focused on the Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) client's perspective, while we focus on the IaaS provider, thus their work excluded VM migration and server consolidation.

I informed her that I felt torn between her and the MRFF client's perspectives.

As suggested by Coté et al. [20] the costs and benefits of posing should be considered from both the cleaner and client's perspectives.

Various indicators used to measure quality of care can be grouped into infrastructure and system readiness, provider's adherence to standards of practices, and client's perspectives and experiences.

From the client computer's perspective, all that is required is the installation and configuration of the free NoMachine NX Client (available for several operating systems).

In this context, it can be suggested that sharing and discussing the client's own perspective is actually enhancing their autonomy, as has been argued persuasively from the perspective of care ethics [ 40, 41].