They're an educated clientele, but their lifestyle is such that they gotta get over to Sassafras for a nightcap".
Lower risk venues were defined as locations where FSWs generally charged $14 or more for sex, including karaoke clubs, night clubs, saunas, and hotels; these FSWs attracted a wealthier, better educated clientele [ 6, 7].
The service is gracious and careful, with an eye toward educating the clientele.
At first, we had to educate our clientele to her range of colors, the rough cut of her gemstones, and her unconventional settings," said Béatrice Trelcat, director of the Galerie Elsa Vanier, a jewelry gallery in Paris that specializes in contemporary design.
In fact, one of the goals of the company is to educate its clientele about the possibilities and features of the specially-designed software that assists in the educational process.
We hypothesize that if the private sector competes for clients based on perceived quality, their clientele will be wealthier, more educated and live in an area where there are enough health facilities to allow for competition.
In health systems where the public sector functions at all socio-economic levels, if the private sector competes for clients based on perceived quality, then we expect their clientele will be wealthier, more educated and likely live in an area where there are enough health facilities to allow for competition.
His own clientele, however, is not always so educated.
This stemmed from their ability to bribe masses of poorly educated, landless nobility (known as magnate's "clients" or "clientele"), as all nobles were eligible to vote in the sejmiks.
The clientele at the Russian Riviera was predominantly middle-aged, educated, and relatively well off.
An Ivy League educated body builder with a personality that has attracted an eclectic clientele, Barton's combination of charisma, fitness expertise and business savvy has translated into the phenomena of DavidBartonGym.
