Sentence examples for database of clients from inspiring English sources

Teresa King of Indianapolis, for example, said she paid $4,005 to Haldane in March because she was "promised an inside track and a database of clients they match you up with".

Adler (Barbie to friends) operates like an executive recruiter: For a $15,000-to-$15,000-to-$15,000-to-$25,000ill go on the prowl to find date mates for her clients, most of whom are men aged 30 to 55. Sometimes matches come from her database of clients.

During your early days, you may charge less or even do it for free till you build a nice portfolio and a strong database of clients.

Search for the talent in the database of clients which match the criteria.

Individualized measures, such as Goal Attainment Scaling, have been suggested as a possible approach to address this heterogeneity [ 10], however such measures present challenges for the development of a consistent database of client information.

The national STI surveillance based on data from STI centers consists of records of consultations in a real-time online database (SOAP), of clients' demographic characteristics, STI history, sexual behavior, STI tests and diagnosis.

Instead we have had to build our brand in each country from scratch, running ads and building a database of private clients.

An Internet portal was created six months ago, called secondshaadi.com — shaadi being the Hindi word for marriage — and already has a database of 25,000 clients.

After setting it up with your database of products and clients, the company's servers will gather as much data as possible — purchase history, client information, navigation tracking, etc. Thanks to machine-learning from similar customers and big data analysis, Tinyclues can make educated suggestions for future purchases.

Mr. Smith, a regional manager for a company that insures renters of everything from party tents to portable toilets, began using the wireless Web 11 months ago to tap into a Web-based database of his 1,200 clients without having to use a laptop computer.

That is because Mr. Berkson, a feverishly fast-talking 36-year-old Long Island native, keeps an extensive database of the 1,200 clients he has worked with, as well as the thousands of apartments he has visited and photographed over the past eight years.