Sentence examples similar to becoming a non from inspiring English sources

It was natural to continue my commitment to public service by becoming a non-executive.

He was chief executive between 2003 and 2007 and then chairman until April 2012 before becoming a non-executive director.

If you have lost money on investments, you should consider cashing in before becoming a non-resident.

The final piece of the puzzle is cord-cutting, which seems to rapidly be becoming a non-issue.

Becoming a non-executive chairman after a career as a chief executive requires a change in mindset.

Overused in industry and agriculture, and under threat from the retreat of the Himalayan glaciers, water is becoming a non-renewable resource.

Jackson – who joined the company as executive chairman in 2001 before becoming a non-executive chairman in 2006 – stepped down after the annual meeting.

It's not quite the same as an ex-Tesco loyalist becoming a non-executive director at Sainsbury's – but intriguing all the same.

The world is becoming "a non-stop work site or an always-open shopping mall of infinite choice", yet you can't work or shop when you're sleeping.

So she left – she met Fred Smith, married him, and moved to suburban Detroit, becoming a non-driver (she is too dyslexic) stranded in a land of cars.

I think once you start concerning yourself with how people are going to react, that's the road to becoming a non-entity.