Sentence examples for client erosion from inspiring English sources
It is a necessity that clients maintain satisfaction both with service and plan cost to minimize client erosion and to combat competition.
By doing this, however, she permits a small but significant erosion of client satisfaction, team cohesiveness, and organizational performance.
Judge Claude M. Hilton of Federal District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia in Alexandria said yesterday that an injunction was necessary because fines and royalties will "not prevent continued erosion of the client base of the plaintiff," The Associated Press reported from Alexandria.
The erosion of its client base may put pressure on T-Mobile USA not only to seek additional ways to reduce expenses but also to compromise on its low-cost strategy.
Mr. Karp was referring not only to the peripatetic, free-agents that today's big law partners have become, but also to what he describes as "a gradual but steady erosion of both client and partner loyalty". It's curious that he does not connect the two.
While many lawyers are worried about the erosion of their clients' trust, legal ethicists are worried about the public trust.
The creative brief may be the most visible victim of the erosion of the value clients place on agency insights… and the decline of whatever relationship exists.
Why don't smart, millionaire law firm partners take bold, innovative steps to stem the erosion in market share and address core client concerns?
Over the past eight months, she has eloquently told tales of bad noise insulation, erosion of community, and even a brothel servicing clients in the stairwell.
"We hope that there is no more erosion of the current audience," said Roy Currlin, a strategist at Carat, a media buying firm whose clients include General Motors Co. Young men, the target audience for "S.H.I.E.L.D.," have been bailing at high levels.
