Sentence examples for developing clients from inspiring English sources
The New York Times reported on Thursday about how investors from the United States are financing training academies in the Dominican Republic in hopes of cashing in on players' signing bonuses and developing clients.
Sobees plans to add other social networks, including Facebook, and LinkedIn, in the future and is in the process of developing clients for the iPhone and Windows phone.
"It was a gamble because all the time and money we put into developing clients abroad was time and money, we weren't spending on our clients here," says Firer, who estimates the duo spent $30,000 in travel expenses drumming up new customers.
Until May 2012, the bride was the manager of client and business development in the New York office of Chanel, developing client loyalty programs for the retail division.
He will be responsible for developing client strategies, the group's managing partner, Dale Florio, said yesterday.
Mrs. Snyder, 25, is a junior strategist responsible for developing client relationships for Sotheby's in New York.
He has instead taken up the new title of chairman of global advisory, which will focus on developing client relationships and mentoring younger bankers, according to an employment letter filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Remember all those big hints Twitter gave about not developing client apps any more?
The component design allows users developing client applications to extend the functionalities by adding further options for estimating reference ET. Illustrative examples of clients developed in C# are provided as source code; the component is made available as compiled version.
Clinicians should focus on developing client insight regarding how socio-cultural context contributes to body objectification processes and body dissatisfactions, and the implications that this has for their self-esteem and overall self-concept.
Having said it is not good business to develop clients, it is now talking about acquiring one within a month.
