Sentence examples for prosperous clients from inspiring English sources

He has the cloistered air of a prep school master, though he clearly knows his way around a bourse, as his many prosperous clients could testify.

Delta boasted a bevy of annuity products and a sales network of 3,500 financial planners and insurance agents, many with prosperous clients.

Unfortunately for the likes of HSBC, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup, prosperous clients are discovering that they do not have to do their Internet banking with banks.

For some years before World War I it was also one of the largest and most prosperous with clients throughout U.S. and Canada.

Founded in the depression, on a site like the Sea Islands off Georgia, Cosey's flourished because it offered prosperous black clients a place to holiday in style without fear of discrimination.

Try to set a price point that is both fair for your clients and prosperous for you.

There are a good many press agents in N.Y. who operate on a sort of man-to-man basis with their clients; Richard Maney, the most prosperous gnome of the lot, is the only one who persistently treats them with genial condescension of an Irish cop addressing a Fifth Avenue doorma n.

In a phone interview, the union's national president, Bruce S. Raynor, singled out Goldman Sachs, one of Wall Street's most prosperous firms, which is not only a client of Aramark but a part-owner.

A few months later, Kennedy placed a call on his behalf and suddenly Brown was a partner in the high-powered Washington law and lobbying firm that is currently Patton Boggs, then as now a prosperous shop with a simple rule for screening clients: all comers welcome as long as their checks clear.

Too infrequently do journalists make clear, for instance, that Israel is the United States' most generously-funded client state; taxpayers subsidize 25percentt of this prosperous power's military budget.

As a go-between who shepherded clients and their money to Bernard L. Madoff, Walter M. Noel became so prosperous that he was only too happy to show off his good fortune to the world.