Sentence examples for mixed client from inspiring English sources
Women interviewed here may not have been representative of other pregnant women in this locality; however midwives' perspectives were based on a more mixed client group and presenting the two alongside one another raises a number of issues for discussion.
The group rejected Lane, Soll & Lunghard CPAs because its clients were less comparable to Newport Beach, as well as Macias, Gini & O'Connell because it had mixed client reviews.
The growth in practices with a mixed urban/rural client base may be indicative of rural patients increasingly being forced to travel greater distances into towns where previously there may have been a more local GP service.
We have a number of mixed-status clients who wind up in eviction proceedings because they cannot afford their NYCHA rent.
My role involves a mixed bag of client legal work, meetings with prospective clients and, as I sit on the board at the firm I work at, internal meetings to discuss the firm's strategy and progression of its business plans.
Despite the improvements in these elements of perceived quality, the changes led to mixed results for client loyalty.
In contrast, available studies reported mixed results regarding client physical or cognitive functioning and carer stress or burden.
He also works as a contractor for Google advertising, does legal negotiations for a Newport Beach law firm and is a sports agent for mixed martial arts clients.
During the FGD, when they were asked which system they thought is more conducive for building relationships with the clients, mixed responses were received: " Paper forms, so that we can write and discuss" …… "Both paper and phone"……… "The phone system, because it is more confidential and the clients feel comfortable with that".
The intervention involved a mixed method approach and client feedback on the efficacy of the approach was sought.
Other firms, of course, have facilities designed for mixed service operations; their client waiting areas are planned in detail to convey a particular image, and back offices are arranged for efficient noncontact work.
