Sentence examples for corporate age from inspiring English sources

In this corporate age of brand and cut-through, the Matildas are the full package.

Can the gasometer find a new function in our globally corporate age?

And yet, some significant amount of private government is ineradicable — a non-negotiable part of life in a corporate age.

"The government had zero evidence of affirmative misrepresentations at the time of the bad conduct," Samuel Buell, a law professor at Duke University and the author of the forthcoming book "Capital Offenses: Business Crime and Punishment in America's Corporate Age," says.

So far this operation has not sparked even a lawyer's angry voice mail, said Carrie McLaren, curator of the exhibition, "Illegal Art: Freedom of Expression in the Corporate Age," where the potentially inflammatory CD is available free, and of its Web site, illegal-art.org.org

As Samuel Buell, who helped prosecute the Enron and Andersen cases and is now a law professor at Duke, points out in his recent book, "Capital Offenses: Business Crime and Punishment in America's Corporate Age," an executive's claim that he believed he was following the rules often poses "a severe, even disabling, obstacle to prosecution".

One answer is that they return us to the pre-corporate age when sport was a means of expression and not a branch of business.

And, alien as it seems in our anti-corporate age, some people's lives are bettered when Starbucks or Au Bon Pain thrive, from employees to vendors to stockholders.

It has a rudimentary, even primitive quality, as when, on one of the show's videos, he glibly explains that his "Star of David Pavilion" in Austria has something to do with Kurt Waldheim, the Austrian politician and diplomat, or describes a piece at Harvard as "a sendup of corporate New Age Zen Buddhism".

By its twentieth anniversary, it had attained a comfortable corporate middle age with a valuation in the single-digit billions.

These days, that conventional office layout is largely outmoded, a vestige of the command-and-control management model of the corporate Dark Ages.