Sentence examples for client examines from inspiring English sources

Robin Norwood, the author of the 1985 best-seller "Women Who Love Too Much," begins her first chapter with a scene in which a client examines the framed counselling credentials hanging on Norwood's wall before describing her inability to keep a man and saying, "I'll do whatever it takes.

In the CD Greene dress, the client examined herself in the mirror as a volley of Russian ensued between her and the saleswomen.

Darnoi's heresy was penning a white paper for a client examining voter trends over the last decade.

He said the trend was a result of tighter spending by businesses and the Internet's ability to let clients examine new products and communicate with far-flung peers.

Some of the things I help clients examine are whether they are on the road to financial independence, whether they are moving from active management to passive management of their businesses and of course whether they are creating value in their businesses.

This analysis has the advantage of being relative in its interpretation because protein clients examined here are known to require GroEL to acquire productive folding and are therefore GroEL protein clients in the different bacteria examined here [ 31].

"Client 9" examines the tides of sex, power and male entitlement that washed over Mr. Spitzer's political career -- and ultimately ended it.

But the lawyer, Arnold J. Levine, contested the finding and said he wanted his client, Robert A. Williams, examined by a second expert.

The Press reported that Racine's lawyer, Joseph C. McMillen, had asked that his client be examined for competency to stand trial in Oakland County Circuit Court.

Mr. Lambert said he encouraged his clients to examine "the pitfalls and promises of a conversion," which is difficult and time-consuming.

Legislative investigators compared the overall death rate in the general population with that of department clients and examined the causes of deaths and contributing factors for all 1,654 deaths that occurred from the 1992 fiscal year to the 2001 fiscal year.