Sentence examples for dying client from inspiring English sources

Excellent supporting actors — Brett Cullen as a slimy corporate lawyer, Michael Biehn as a haunted whistleblower, Vinessa Shaw as a dying client — try to kick the film into a higher gear, but the screenplay (by Chris Lopata) leaves them stranded among loose ends and unanswered questions.

The prospect of losing this client combined with the often hectic period of intense care for the dying client and their co-residents led to a rise in emotions that could be hard to deal with.

The remainder refused to complete the survey (105 clients), were unable to be located (244 clients), or had died (3 clients).

Less commonly identified reasons for not going abroad included: the client dying or becoming too ill to travel; the client being talked out of medical tourism by friends and family; space in the public system opening up naturally; and poor destination country reputations.

Media plans were invariably consigned to the dying seconds of client presentations - one agency famously allowing its media director no more than one minute of the 90 minutes allotted to new business pitches.

The spirited Brighton-based cop show continues, with cases including a client dying on a working girl, a couple of light-fingered farmhands, a distraction burglary – and a Ravey Davey drug-dealing throwback who goes by the name of Red Pete.

When Mr. Ciepiela's partner died, the clients didn't have to learn a whole new style of service, because the systems and procedures were established and in place.

"With all these clients dying," he said, "I sometimes worried about my business — that I'd be known as, you know, the Kevorkian of publicists".

Furthermore, 55% (n = 98) of case managers believe they have a role to play in providing ACP, 55% (n = 98) disagree that discussing death is a barrier to ACP and 57% (n = 101) felt confident discussing death and dying with their clients.

True, the $20 million gift at a 35% tax rate won't save money for the family of Pratt's client if the client dies this year when there isn't an estate tax and the estate tax isn't imposed retroactively.

Identification of this predictor allows service providers to adjust their care plans to include discussions with caregivers about what to expect during the client's dying process, including physical symptoms and psychological issues that accompany it.