Sentence examples for viable client from inspiring English sources

(The manager, George Shapiro, would later be made a rich man by a more commercially viable client, Jerry Seinfeld).

When Google acquired Quickoffice, most of us assumed it was doing so to strengthen Google Drive and to ensure that Android would have a viable native Office client as well, but adding it to ChromeOS also makes a lot of sense, especially given ChromeOS's ambitions in the enterprise.

But she added that it's clear that the old model is no longer viable for many clients and bankers — which could make investment banking incubators as plentiful as their technology counterparts.

But he doesn't see the browser as a viable alternative to client-based virtual worlds any time soon.

However, JS-Kit still has a bit to go in making their widgets viable for larger clients.

The collector did not seem concerned whether these were viable options but my client knew defaulting on the loans would just lead to the government garnishing 15% of his social security check.

Unfortunately, it is not always possible to effort those kinds of facilities whereas a centralized computer system together with a user access interface can be a viable alternative for many clients.

Seesmic's existing multi-Twitter user functionality and now the Facebook Fan Pages integration is definitely establishing the desktop client as a viable business application (as well as a useful consumer app).

Usually, the southern branch means they are commercially viable (and available) to potential clients, who tend to be a bit distrustful of firms confined to Recife.

The NGWS platform is evidence that Microsoft has to figure out a way to make its client-server software viable for a new generation of computing, in which people run software off the Internet instead of their hard drive.

Q: Hmmm, okay… A: Yes, poor girl The second, more serious consequence was a situation where bargaining for unsafe sex with clients became a viable economic strategy.