Sentence examples for client industries from inspiring English sources
At the end of 2008, Greenberg Traurig listed 52 (partially overlapping) practice areas and 20 client industries on their website.
Serenity Days afford them the opportunity to think out of the box, to study client industries, and to really participate in the world around them.
DMAc and DMF, both solvents that can potentially cause acute toxic hepatitis (Baum and Suruda 1997; Choi et al. 2001; Kang et al. 1991; Kim et al. 1991; Marino et al. 1994; Spies et al. 1995), were detected in the environmental samples; such common solvents, which are used by many of the client industries of this plant, are likely to be the causative agents of this outbreak.
Oh and finally, it takes IaaS and application content (sometimes even client industry content) to sell those pesky solutions.
The other two characteristics are client industry (e.g., financial services, automotive or pharmaceuticals) and type of service (e.g., M&A and tax law in a law firm, or corporate strategy and organization in a management consulting firm).
However, we are concerned that MSC relationships between the client (industry) and the certifier are far too close and not independent.
I am very thankful to Mary and her team at J.P. Morgan for bringing together an eclectic mix of clients, industry leaders and global philanthropists to be connected to the plight of the least fortunate mothers and babies and collectively brainstorm how we can help going forward.
BlueGlass works with over 100 blogs that cover their client's industries.
Kaycubed, Santa Monica, Calif., an agency for clients in industries like financial service and travel, was opened by Kyle Alesio, who becomes chief executive.
She quickly moved up to a series of management jobs, working with clients in industries including banking, insurance, telecommunications, manufacturing and health care.
The partners with the most experience may already be taken, and accountants who are less familiar with the client's industry are more likely to make mistakes.
