Sentence examples for entice clients from inspiring English sources

Sir Martin has already begun to entice clients of Cordiant agencies to remain on board and not defect.

Real estate agencies from Sotheby's to Corcoran to Douglas Elliman have used the technology to entice clients.

Dr. Wells, a former president of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, said that many of his colleagues are now trying to figure out how to provide "value added" services to entice clients.

Because of European gaming laws, casinos are not allowed to directly "entice" clients.

Lenders in microfinance recognize that enticing clients to over-borrow, offering complicated financial instruments, ignoring client education, and failing to progress on interest rate transparency will have dire consequences.

To compensate, many hotel spas have scaled back in size, begun offering shorter treatments and started programs to entice local clients to replace the business travelers they lost.

In this region's teeming medical industry, with businesses offering promises of weight loss, muscle gain and mood enhancement, the clinics can take on a glamorous sheen in their efforts to entice wealthy clients.

Regulators contended that bank executives also used shares of sought-after new stocks as a way to entice corporate clients and invested the firm's money in private companies to inflate their values if they went public.

In court, Mr. Farbiarz told the judge, Kimba M. Wood, that Russian officials had been meeting with the defendants jailed in the United States, and he suggested she ask each lawyer whether the Russians had done anything to either force or entice their clients to plead guilty.

And, as proof that the refurbished properties already are enticing upscale clients, she notes that an American lawyer is renting a tiny studio with a pull-down bed for £300 a week, and a one-bedroom is being rented to a corporate executive for about £550 a week.

Brian, who claims to love no one, is perfectly comfortable enticing a client into a bathroom stall at the office.