Sentence examples for clients referring from inspiring English sources

"Practically every Street economist took a knife to Q2 and Q3 G.D.P. growth," David A. Rosenberg, chief economist for Gluskin Sheff, wrote last week in a note to clients, referring to Wall Street forecasts for gross domestic product.

"The bright minds in the Eurotower are still working hard to come up with a new magic bullet," Carsten Brzeski, an economist at ING Bank, said in a note to clients, referring to the central bank's headquarters in Frankfurt.

"We do not think that we will see growth strong enough to reverse the upward trend in unemployment just yet," Ernst & Young analysts said in a note to clients, referring to the euro zone.

"If policy makers see these reforms through, the impact on the economy will be far more profound than accession to the W.T.O. was a decade ago," Mr. Spencer wrote in a note to clients, referring to the World Trade Organization.

"A dream team is set to lead the regime change at the Bank of Japan," Hajime Takata, chief economist at the Mizuho Research Institute, said in a breathless note to clients, referring to Mr. Kuroda and his two deputies, Kikuo Iwata and Hiroshi Nakaso, who also were approved by Parliament on Friday.

A trader who did some business with Mr. Rusnak said, "He was very active for a regional bank, but we felt he was chopping things up for clients," referring to the practice of bundling orders from many clients into a few big trades.

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It posts only the stories of clients referred to Benevolent by trusted community groups.

A quarter of referral partners reported that clients referred to food banks were displaying "suicidal tendencies".

Clients referred from EDs and hospitals and followed by crisis counselors at six NSPL crisis centers are participants.

Clients referred to the food bank by other agencies often have problems rooted in benefit delays or sanctions, says Goodway. "I saw a client [recently].