Sentences with phrase «clients in a glance»

It tells clients in a glance that they are a quality pick.

Not exact matches

«This new service will allow our clients to identify at a glance those companies in a portfolio with a pending meeting that might pose above - normal ESG risk,» said Katherine Rabin, Chief Executive Officer of Glass Lewis.

Glance at any local authority budget proposal and I am sure you would find, under the heading «budget pressures», a nod the cost of an aging population, and the anticipated increase in social care clients on the next five years.

The paper «A Glance through the VPN Looking Glass: IPv6 Leakage and DNS Hijacking in Commercial VPN clients» by V. Perta, M. Barbera, G. Tyson, H. Haddadi, A. Mei will be presented at the Privacy Enhancing Technologies Symposium on 30 June 2015.

In a quick glance, it's not difficult to assess lifestyle choices made by clients.

In cases like this...» The client shot her an «I dare you to call me a criminal» glance of defiance.

I was glad when I took a glance at the title, I thought Financial Times has developed an user client, so i use install in my IE and avant browser.but after reading part of this article, I knew I was wrong....

When you open up the program, there is a nicely - designed dashboard that will give you a quick glance at how you are doing in regards to finding and signing clients.

Nothing about this email is particularly startling at first glance... especially given some of the weird items that show up in my inbox from actual potential clients.

Not only do they admit to authorizing legal secretaries to process and file foreclosure cases without a lawyer even glancing at them, they admit to being unfamiliar with the laws and regulations that govern foreclosures and, in many cases, not even knowing whether or not their clients actually held the mortgages they were seeking to foreclose on.

89 Edwards, supra note 3, at 160 (suggesting that subject line should «state the email's subject and purpose in terms that will be specific enough to communicate well but not too detailed to be read at a quick glance»); Chew & Pryal, supra note 23, at 136 (urging use of «short yet informative» subject lines and suggesting that «eight words is approximately the maximum number of words that most smartphone email clients can show on their screens»); Shapo, supra note 4, at 343 (recommending «treating your subject line as a brief summary of the message»).

What our system is able to do is keep up to track with all these changes in the law so at a glance a lawyer can help their clients really, really efficiently,» says M. Arruda.

«Pinterest allows the agent to showcase in one glance who they are and what they do for potential clients.