Sentence examples for overlapping client from inspiring English sources
But the banks' overlapping client coverage means that this will do little to increase demand for the shares.
Putting all the big investment banks on the payroll reduces the likelihood that any facet of the deal will be criticised by analysts, but the banks' overlapping client coverage means that it will do little to increase demand for the shares.
Firstly, the two services have an overlapping client group; as clients experience acute episodes of illness, they may be admitted to the inpatient unit, and on discharge may return to or enter the care of the community team.
The software architecture is based on five overlapping hierarchical levels (group, subgroup, client, client test, test detail).
The combination, which will create a large network of overlapping branches and corporate clients, is expected to result in the loss of 9,000 jobs, Commerzbank said, of which 6,500 will be in Germany.
The operations being acquired will become part of CB Richard Ellis global investment management segment, CBRE Investors, businesses the company said fit together exceptionally well, with different focuses and little overlap in client bases.
Anecdotal information from the assessors indicated that there was some overlap in client participation between the two projects.
According to the bank, some 30% of SHARE's clients overlap with government-supported "self-help groups".
But, by 2011, Band had struck out on his own, as a founding partner of a new consultancy, called Teneo, whose clients overlapped with the Clinton Foundation's donors.
For the period of overlapping police and public health surveillance of clients (1985 2000), police-detected and public health-detected clients known to have patronized locally both had 10.5 person-years of observation on average.
Confidence intervals did not overlap between clients living in rented accommodation and clients who lived in owner occupied housing suggesting that the latter clients were significantly more likely to quit.
