Sentence examples for ceos off from inspiring English sources

At Apology 19e 20c Plato represents Socrates as naming four individuals who undertake to teach or educate people (paideuein anthrōpous) in return for fees; they are Gorgias (from Leontinoi in Sicily), Hippias (from Elis, in the north-western Peloponnese, Prodicus (from Ceos, off the southern tip of Attica) and Euenus (from Paros, in the southern Aegean).

We give them exposure to the CEO off-line.

And, Tony is right to fear one or two bad quarters as the new CEO writes off everything possible much like John Flannery did after taking over from Jeff Immelt as General Electric's CEO.

At a CNN town hall, the former Starbucks CEO came off as a caricature of an independent candidate.

Can Luca Cordero di Montezemolo, Ferrari's CEO, pull off a win with an Italian Thoroughbred in recession-prone America?

Comcast CEO shows off super quick modem [AP].

The CEO kicked off the presentation with his 'passion statement' and successfully won over the audience.

The CEO kicked off a wave of excitement around Apple's iPhone which began selling in June when he unveiled the new product at Macworld last year.

8-Ks often have a negative impact on a company because they disclose unplanned things like the explosion of a manufacturing plant, a change in auditors or if the CEO runs off with all the company's cash.

Bottom Line: I think GE's new CEO is off to a good start, paying down debt and earning shareholder's trust.

The chat with Uber's CEO kicked off with Schmidt asking about the craziest thing that's ever happened in an Uber.