Sentence examples for Corporate angle from inspiring English sources
ROIKOI started as a game, but I always figured there would be a corporate angle for this tool.
Commitment goes a long way: capital, recurring revenue, financial lock-in and improved cash flow are all good news from the corporate angle.
Seen from the corporate angle, contingent workers weren't then (nor are they now) temporary replacements.
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The who's-who list of French corporate heavyweights angling for a piece of Sarkozy's action leaves little doubt that government dollars impact industrial strategy.
Like a gangster looking for one last big score, or a corporate boss angling for a lucrative buyout, he dreamed of quitting while he was ahead, of getting out before he was pushed out.
One of them is Lizzy Gaskin, director of corporate event business Right Angle Events, who said: "Right Angle Events has benefited from the Growth Accelerator programme.
The behemoth company headquarters whose layout presages Brazil, the office party laced with Christmas jeer, the satiric jabs at corporate-speak are Wilders angle on the new boys in uniform: the gray flannel suits.
To her credit, Lucy Bradshaw, the general manager of Maxis, the studio that develops the SimCity series, has attempted to provide a human angle to the corporate apology process.
From market-friendly cap-and-trade to profit-driven corporate social responsibility, desperate environmentalists angle for the least-bad of the worst options rather than the robust and enforceable safeguards that once defined the movement.
It was an absurd claim — both bands were, after all, angling for a corporate contract, on a corporate television show — and the insult backfired: Flickerstick demanded an apology, and got one.
