Sentence examples for client harms from inspiring English sources

Could the deployment of more home care nurse practitioners and clinical pharmacists specializing in the proactive community management of seniors with complex needs reduce physician visits and/or emergency and hospital admissions and client harms due to medication-related adverse events?

Donna L. Frehafer, from Wellington's Leather Furniture in Port Ludlow, Washington, has seen clients harming their furniture with everything from hair-care products to Pine-Sol.

WASHINGTON -- Private equity firms are routinely ripping off their clients, harming pension funds, universities and charitable foundations, according to a top government regulator with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

You work best when you are playing defense — you can spot a threat a mile away, and protect your company or client from harm.

Officer Valle's lawyer, Julia L. Gatto, a federal public defender, argued Tuesday that her client had harmed no one, and that he was a member of a "whole subculture" of people who spend time on sexually deviant Web sites.

As a greater number of steroid using clients access harm reduction services, specific knowledge and resources will be required to deliver effective harm reduction interventions for this group of drug users.

One escort worries that women will not report crimes committed against them, fearful of the police targeting other clients and harming their business.

But they should only make that living if they better the lives of their clients – not harm the lives of their clients.

The illicit use of anabolic steroids among the gym population continues to rise, along with the number of steroid using clients attending harm reduction services in the UK.

Mr. Baum said his client had never harmed Ms. White.

Mr. Massarwa's lawyer, Helal Jabar, said that at no point did his client try to harm Israel's security.