Sentence examples for leaving clients from inspiring English sources

The failure of law firms to tackle online security is leaving clients increasingly vulnerable to attacks.

The huge caseloads force many lawyers to cut corners, leaving clients with little meaningful legal help.

Instead of leaving clients to agonise over which, if any, to buy at home, she brings them in for a presentation of their prints, complete with a personalised soundtrack.

The F.B.I. and securities regulators have joined the investigation of Arthur Nadel, a Florida hedge fund manager who disappeared four days ago, leaving clients concerned that they might have lost as much as $350 million.

She has trouble accessing online tutorials and webinars, and sometimes waits interminably to receive and send business emails, leaving clients in other countries wondering what takes her so long to respond.

More downside: About one-third left clients paying too much.

Airline staff queued up to go on strike, collapsed travel companies left clients stranded around the world, and holiday bookings wobbled as consumer confidence dipped.

When American Lawyer magazine began publishing a ranking based on profit per partner in the early 1980s, it revolutionized the industry, but it also arguably led to a dangerous race among firms that left clients as a secondary priority.

When Carr goes online he complains of constant interruption by email, Twitter and Facebook updates, though I seem to have the option to leave clients unopened or turn off notifications.

Wouldn't that leave clients naked should inflation kick up?

Money manager State Street left clients fuming after offering them safe returns and then losing their money.