Sentence examples for bad executives from inspiring English sources

Executive coaches draw an analogy between what they do and what sports coaches do because they realize that in order for their profession to survive they need to be perceived by their clients and their clients' colleagues not as fixing bad executives but as polishing and perfecting executives who are already good.

Ad Man Says Blocking Ads Is Bad Executives at online advertising company DoubleClick say that new Web browsers and tools that block out online advertising are killing Web publishers and could lead to the end of free Internet content as we know it.

Conversely, "government intervention that tries to hold bad executives accountable has its own problems.

His rebellion enrages the show's big bad executives, who scheme to dispose of the contestant in an effort to quiet his supporters -- and save their livelihoods.

And the Resolution Trust Corporation of the 1980s, created to mop up the damage of the first speculative mortgage meltdown, the S&L collapse, did not pump in money to rescue bad investments; it sorted out good assets from bad after the fact, and made sure to purge bad executives as well as bad loans.

The company is still recovering from a series of very public missteps involving payments to drivers, sexual harassment, potential intellectual property theft, bad executive behavior, and the deployment of software that allowed it to elude law enforcement.

"I wasn't being a big bad executive," she said.

Bad executive producer Vince Gilligan delivered several standout episodes, none more extraordinary than Peekaboo, a tour de force for young Aaron Paul as dopey drug dealer Jesse, who got himself mixed up with a meth-ravaged couple and was unwilling to extract himself from a deadly mess without somehow first saving their little boy from a life in hell.

If the banks' bets went bad, the executives would lose the unpaid portions.

But the recession is not turning out to be as bad as executives feared.

The benefit of the industry's bad times, executives say, is that it forced a hard look at news operations.