Sentence examples for sympathetic client from inspiring English sources

Recently, Bilbao has veered toward more severe architectural forms, especially when faced with a less sympathetic client.

She only escaped when a sympathetic client gave her £60 and explained how to get to London.

I borrowed from a sympathetic client and relinquished my Mazda RX-7 to a subcontractor to whom I owed a good deal of money.

Investment banks may be unpopular now, but the associate attorney general at the Justice Department was once a defense lawyer for an even less sympathetic client: an American fighter for the Taliban.

The lobbying shop of Holland & Knight, for instance, announced this month that it is doing pro bono work for a decidedly more sympathetic client: a group of slave descendants who are lobbying for the return of more than 2,600 acres of land in Harris Neck, Ga., that they say the government seized improperly from their families during World War II.

Back in present day, which is six weeks before the murder, we finally get a sympathetic client.

A review of the case by a Chicago law firm for a client sympathetic to Navalny's plight concluded that the charges were laughably bogus, and the state has offered nothing to rebut that.

But they also appeared to be trying to make their clients sympathetic to the jury, which will decide whether the men, if convicted, will be put to death.

The problem, it said, is "not the brazen quid pro quo, but rather the cultivation of familiarity and access that a lobbyist may use in the future to obtain a more sympathetic hearing for clients".

We're usually only two people working so we don't have time to get into sympathetic conversations with clients: we have to interrupt them and be like, "um, OK, that'll be $860".

In her opening statement, Ms. Hendon took pains to show jurors a more sympathetic side of her client, offering something between a biography and personal ad.