Sentences with phrase «demand for more sophisticated»

Staying up to date with international legal developments helps in cross-border transactions where client demand for more sophisticated advice and drafting.
In February, Towne Park announced that it expects record performance in 2017, driven largely by organic growth of its leading hospitality services business as it continues to capitalize on the rapid professionalization of the industry and strong demand for more sophisticated, value - added hospitality services.
In February, Towne Park announced that it expects record performance in 2017, driven largely by organic growth of its leading hospitality services business as it continues to capitalize on the rapid professionalization of the industry and strong demand for more sophisticated, value - added services.
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland, February 24, 2017 — Towne Park announced today that it expects record performance in 2017, driven largely by organic growth of its leading hospitality services business, including strong expansion in key Florida markets, as it continues to capitalize on the rapid professionalization of the industry and strong demand for more sophisticated, value - added services.

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Some are putting in place fixed tiers by day, time or season, while others are using sophisticated algorithms for more fluid changes based on real - time demand.
While a single cell or landline might work for some small businesses, Integrated Technology's complex needs demand a more sophisticated solution.
The term Great Firewall, then, should be seen as encompassing policy areas well beyond the extensive censorship system, to include forced technology transfer, forced partnership with Chinese partners, ever more sophisticated theft of intellectual property, demands that internet data be «secure and controllable,» legislation allowing government officials to demand access to software source code, and denial of access for major internet platform companies such as Google, Amazon, and Facebook.
That means automotive semiconductors require more sophisticated and rigorous testing, increasing demand for KLAC.
Increasing demand for food, the use of big data and more sophisticated e-commerce platforms are driving the creation of leaner, faster, more agile and low waste value chains.
In response to this demand, coding equipment has become more sophisticated in its ability to optimise output while minimising downtime; using for example smart features or «intelligent technology» that eliminate preventative maintenance downtime and boost output, helping to maximise overall equipment effectiveness.
SugarCreek named Food Engineering's «Plant of the Year» 2016 April 15, 2016: Our newest, high - tech plant is poised for growth as consumers demand more sophisticated RTE food products.
The emergence of sophisticated mobile devices such as Apple's iPhone will further drive the demand for more comprehensive Wi - Fi coverage.
A Challenge for Psychoneuroimmunology, Broom et al take the progressive field of Psychoneuroimmunology to task and demand an even more nuanced and sophisticated approach to the human experience.
But as our goals for students become more sophisticated, so too do the demands on teachers.
Being the first ever Limited Edition, Infinity said it gave the QX80 limited an «ultra-luxury interior» treatment that «answers the demand from QX80 owners for a vehicle that is more sophisticated but not over-the-top — and one that remains at its core pure Infiniti.»
The implications for investors demand more sophisticated analysis.
As the demand for animal services continued to grow, a group of concerned citizens including attorneys Lindsey Young and Mark Williams knew that a larger and more sophisticated facility was needed.
There is always an demand for prettier, more technically sophisticated games, the only thing that changes is the incumbent hardware platforms.
As mentioned above, climate scenarios that are developed for impacts applications usually require that some estimate of climate change be combined with baseline observational climate data, and the demand for more complete and sophisticated observational data sets of climate has grown in recent years.
Bruce MacEwen, who typically covers a Biglaw beat, emphasizes that large firms must innovate to deal with more sophisticated clients, demands of associates for a greater work - life balance and a growing global market.
His extended note begins, «A possible explanation for the lower profits per partner in the U.K. is that clients in the U.K. are more sophisticated, demanding, less willing to pay high rates, and more insistent on budgets... If U.K. companies spend less proportionally on legal fees, there's less money to go round...»
Many league tables originated in the 1990s as demand rose for more sophisticated and transparent deal reporting.
The result of these two events has been increased competition among lawyers for fewer premium clients, with sophisticated clients aggressively demanding more cost - effectiveness.
The proliferation of low - code platforms, coupled with a sharp increase in enterprise demand for apps (which can deliver more sophisticated results than the spreadsheets of yore), has given rise to a new kind of employee: citizen IT developers.
Brian Kwon, president and CEO of LG's Home Entertainment Company, said, «LG's exciting 2017 audio line - up features powerful sound capabilities and sophisticated designs for all consumers, from audiophiles demanding absolute sound fidelity to more casual listeners.
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