Sentence examples for true clients from inspiring English sources
By the same token, seemingly discriminatory rules against joint ventures with other credit cards have had no effect on the trustbusters' true clients: nobody is claiming that consumers are having a difficult time obtaining American Express cards on whatever terms American Express wishes.
Frank Partnoy in March 16's Financial Times offers a sharp, sophisticated take on the notion of clients (which the paper then flattened out to "Goldman's 'muppets' need treating like true clients" in the headline).
We find the same extend of decrease for several known clients, which suggests a high probability that these are true clients.
Both Mr. Smith and Goldman stretch the word to cover not only true client relationships in which the bank owes a fiduciary duty as an adviser but also pseudo client relationships in which the company is a market maker, trading with counterparties at arm's length".
Client numbers were estimated from number of services and commodities provided, which may lead to over- or underestimates of true client numbers.
These limitations will generally lead to under- rather than overestimation of the true client numbers, and thus are likely conservative in their potential bias.
Whereas a majority of kinases affected by geldanamycin treatment appears to be true client Hsp90 proteins in SW480, only few kinases displays a similar behaviour in Hs68.
The former is particularly true for clients with mental health needs who also use substances, as too often access to mental health treatment is denied because of their substance use.
He would spend whole nights in dank waiting rooms being refused admittance while, as he suspected and it transpired was often true, his clients were being beaten up and forced to make confessions.
And if the experience of TVLowCost in other countries holds true, once clients see the value and results they get, they'll keep coming back.
True, those clients are not extra-terrestrials, but there is a wide gulf between the worlds of law and science, and Thompson's new job is to span it.
