Sentence examples for corporate ambition from inspiring English sources

Particularly now, in this recessionary era of telecommuting, work-life balance and freelance assignments, corporate ambition and company loyalty are a faded memory, if not a joke.

The rest of the business could "internationalise" Intuit's footprint (as it is around 95% US) which has to be a corporate ambition.

There have been other felicitous confluences of money, corporate ambition and design talent in history, but few have proved as enduring as the one forged by Mr. Behrens, Mr. Rathenau, and the AEG.

True, my companion clearly wishes for an FT or WSJ acquisition by Thomson Reuters to be true; so wishfulness may be coloring his sense of corporate ambition and the likelihood of a transaction.

But that assumes that the debate about the undoubted benefits of the advances in robotics, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and information technology takes place at the intersection of public and private interests, and is not one driven solely by corporate ambition and shareholder interest.

(It's a high tribute to the city that Anna comes to the center of corporate ambition and winds up finding her inner self amid the towers. New York as a vale of soulmaking?) At the same time, Norton and Blumberg have a looser, more accommodating sense of the city's pleasures than Allen; they're not shamed, as he is, by ethnicity.

Analysts greeted the announcements with muted praise and said the scaling back of corporate ambitions was long overdue.

He didn't say anything about Mr. Rometty, but Ms. Rometty credits her husband with a crucial insight that helped shape her corporate ambitions.

Funding for his expeditions came from the Sinclair Oil Company, which saw in the monstrous scale of Brown's most celebrated finds a fitting image of its own corporate ambitions.

The two young women are Janie Blumberg, an aspiring writer, witty, self-deprecating, rumpled in style and not incidentally Jewish, and her childhood friend, Harriet Cornwall, a striking blond gentile with corporate ambitions.

Healthcare is a responsibility shared by many – physicians, hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, government agencies and patients – but we need to make sure that the unabated, unbridled, corporate ambitions of insurance companies are kept in check.