Sentence examples for associates felt from inspiring English sources

When she died, many friends and associates felt betrayed, and were further distressed when Ms. Howard refused to hold a memorial service.

Having benefited from a middle class upbringing and from cashing in on India's economic boom when the country liberalised its economy in the early 90s, Mishra and his associates felt the need to give something back.

"I think most of Gordon's close associates feel that Gordon was the key intellect in those early days, the real driving force at the laboratory level," said Wallace L. McKeehan, a professor at Texas A&M University.

But even when volunteer hours are, in theory, given equal weight, some associates feel that their careers will be better served by concentrating on paying clients and steering new business to the firm.

PAGE B3 Civil Rights Chairman Envisions New Tactics The new chairman of the United States Commission on Civil Rights, Gerald A. Reynolds, foresees a shift from the confrontational approach used by his predecessor, a move his associates feel is needed at an agency they see as outmoded.

I have a suspicion that some of my young editorial associates feel that it is a sign of senility for the Old Man to write so much "sentimentality" about how to be happy as age lengthens.

But Pegula said he and his associates feel Incognito is ready for another chance.

According to Tony Simons, Harvard Business Review, the more associates feel trust in their bosses, an emotional response, the higher the profits for the organization.

For anyone who actually watched our annual Shareholders meeting and saw over 14,000 enthusiastic associates who traveled from all 50 states and 27 countries would know the truth about how our associates feel about their jobs and their company.

If an associate feels that they have been retaliated against, we want to know that.

Everyone I spoke to knew of the Bullingdon and its associates, but felt it was "too exclusive" for their peer group.