Sentence examples for valuable clients from inspiring English sources

The upfronts are a chance for networks to fete valuable clients at glamorous parties.

Naimi is not unlike a factory manager who needs to promise the moon to his valuable clients, for fear of losing or alarming them.

Neither is particularly attractive, as the sluggish market means there is intense competition for landlords' business, and raising fees more than a rival could lose valuable clients.

But the recent flurry of activity in the energy industry — $130 billion so far this year and counting — is once again making them the most valuable clients for the world's merger advisers.

Other business owners credit their advisory boards with cutting costs; helping with product development; introducing them to valuable clients, investors, and suppliers; and eliminating the sense of isolation that can come with running your own business.

When a slightly younger fellow Austrian modernist, Richard Neutra, joined him in Los Angeles, Neutra took away Schindler's most valuable clients, the Philip Lovells, and used the house he built for them adjacent to Griffith Park — more elegant than Schindler's beach villa but not as inventive — as a platform for a kind of media stardom that Schindler himself never achieved.

He takes the fall for Don on North American Aviation — inexplicably ending the relationship with a valuable client.

Almost all the big law firms count the company as a valuable client, and so cannot easily represent plaintiffs.

From then, according to Reis, he had no contact with the player he had regarded as his protégé and potentially valuable client.

But those few words, spoken to a valuable client in 2006, over a recorded telephone line, have now led to a landmark case of insider trading.

And although advance disclosure of research is prohibited by internal brokerage policies, it is not insider trading when the analyst does not obtain any special benefit but only caters to a valuable client.