Sentence examples for clients dislike from inspiring English sources

"Shareholders dislike the present arrangement, clients dislike it and I'm sure ultimately the government dislikes it," the source said.

"That's never a fun thing to undergo," he wrote, and it's unlikely that firms would even raise the prospect of representing an entity their valuable clients dislike unless the two share some kind of narrow interest.

In de Castro's case, Business Insider suggests that he "wasn't equipped to deal with big agencies," is "very smart, but he has a difficult personality," was "not getting along" with Mayer, and was "fighting with all of Yahoo's top executives," and that "both his teams and his clients dislike him".

Studies and surveys have repeatedly demonstrated that corporate clients fundamentally dislike the "billable hour," believing it discourages efficiency, predictability of costs and consistency of service.

Mr. Martin said his client did not dislike Mr. Christofi; did not taunt or curse at him before the shooting, as the prosecution has charged; had no reason to point a gun, loaded or unloaded, at him; and did not see him standing a few feet away before the fatal shot.

And he appears to understand why many gamers might dislike his client: "My client is a pretty unsympathetic character if you look at this case from the very narrow lens of it being a case of Blizzard versus a botter.

That is, many ANC clients were said to dislike the sharing of cups with other clients for taking SP tablets under DOT at the clinics levels.

Note how he opens this letter to the delegates who will be voting: "Okay, we get it -- people dislike my client PETA, for a whole bunch of reasons.

And what of lawyers who represent disliked clients like, say, health-insurance companies?

(This was Ponti's solution to the one disagreement he had with his clients -- he disliked the animal heads).

Although higher auditing fees are a concern to some finance directors, it is the combination of auditing and consulting that clients and financial regulators most dislike.