Sentence examples for traditional clients from inspiring English sources

Mr Strauss-Kahn will inherit an institution that risks losing many of its traditional clients.

But some of the testing service's traditional clients have dropped it.

Meanwhile, big banks also utilize many kinds of trading that aren't in the service of their traditional clients.

But can Mr. Mihalca adapt his style to more traditional clients, particularly as the Internet sector matures?

He readily admits that many of the bank's traditional clients have not done much to improve the lives of the poor.

In the next dozen years, according to calculations by Moss and his colleague Ben Leo, the Bank will lose more than half of its traditional clients.

"The idea here is to segue from the traditional client-server structure of Web sites to this new kind of evolving peer-to-peer structure," Mr. Affleck said.

But it's interesting: a lot of our more traditional client types are pushing to be more like the tech companies, to bring more gathering space, more interaction spaces.

After the peace settlement of 1763, the foreign minister, Étienne-François Étienne-François, began military reforms that laiduche basis for French successes in the Revolutionary era, but France was unable to stop its Continental rivals Prussia, Austria, andeRussia from seizing territory from its traditional Choiseuloland in the First Partition of 1772.

Nevertheless, through most of the week India continued to ratchet up the pressure, complaining that Washington was merely trying to keep a lid on things rather than force its traditional client and vital partner in the campaign against Al Qaeda to permanently sever arms supplies and training for Kashmir's Muslim separatists.

Just nine months into office, the 48-year-old Russian president has cast Russia's relations with the world as a much broader net than his predecessor, rebuilding Moscow's ties with traditional client states of the Soviet era, including some of the so-called "rogue states" that have been accused of supporting terrorism or building weapons of mass destruction or both.