Sentence examples for professional clientele from inspiring English sources
The hotel has a low-key professional clientele, from the fields of art, fashion, film and TV.
The hours of the restaurant match those of its professional clientele -- 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Besides carefully vetting prospective home-buyers, and besides having a well-educated, professional clientele among American Muslims, he has customers for whom default would be almost sinful.
Since Banana Republic caters to a largely professional clientele, those organizations may be able to find volunteers there who have just the skills they need.
But analysts say the company's problems have been self-inflicted, suggesting that Bebe walked away from its young urban professional clientele to focus on distractions like logo products T shirts, bags, sunglasses.
People will be eligible for inclusion in the trial if they are a health or exercise professional whose clientele currently includes individuals or groups of people who are aged 60 years and over.
Comparison facilities' characteristics were similar to voucher facilities in their type of practice, available professional skills, clientele, locations, fees, and services including their levels (hospital, nursing home or health centre) and ownership type (public, private, faith based or non-governmental) [ 31].
The policy therefore permits the insured to carry any action to court, since an out-of-court settlement might conceivably imply guilt in the eyes of the professional's public or clientele.
Something which is confirmed by the club's weekly "Wolf of Wednesday" club nights, catering to "City wolves", which offers their clientele a "professional shoe shine or wet shave".
On the other hand, this pattern of utilization also reflects the unguided care in the German "free" medical "marketplace" in which every professional recruits his/her own clientele and every patient is entitled to look for the specific offer he/she prefers.
Crunch Fitness, Manhattan CLIENTELE Busy professionals.
