Sentence examples for desirable clients from inspiring English sources
Tocci Brothers, city regulators said, had a habit of paying off corrupt industry officials to preserve access to desirable clients.
For mutual fund companies, plan sponsors with huge amounts of money to invest are highly desirable clients.
Andersen has acknowledged that Enron was one of its biggest and most desirable clients, something that would give pause to any auditor thinking about challenging the energy concern.
Everybody likes talking to actors, but when it comes to providing us with mortgages, bank loans or motor insurance we are somewhere between stunt men and serial killers in the list of desirable clients.
Former RAK Airport CEO Michelle Soliman conveyed continuing concerns about the airport's reputation and client base, however, and is seeking to identify "more desirable" clients as the airport increases its operations.
But he was also part of a partnership that built remarkably durable relationships with desirable clients (the Economist, Sainsbury's, Volvo) and gave the agency profile that feeling of intelligent middle classness.
Then a factorial analysis is adopted to rank desirable client types under the two perspectives and identify proper marketing strategies.
We find that, when managers' agency-related incentives conflict more strongly with those of the firm (more desirable client), they tend to tacitly encourage underreporting through their evaluations of the senior's performance.
This is especially the case in New York, whose size, wealth, and high-quality demographic data make it a more desirable client than most cities. "For many of these venders, it's the biggest customer they'll get," Goodman said.
But as corporate America's entertainment and business-account spending grew, it was no longer enough for the boss grandly to dole out a pair of tickets to a desirable client.
In fact, some studies interrelate this latter construct with that of collaborative care, such that collaboration leads to desirable client-centred care outcomes [ 45, 73].
