Sentence examples for corporate complexes from inspiring English sources

Instead focus on the powerful corporate complexes and the bad policies that drive up costs to private employers, small business, families as well as the government.

Think of all this as a global matrix that rests on war, empowering disaster capitalism and the corporate complexes that have formed around the Pentagon, the Department of Homeland Security, and that intelligence community.

Meanwhile, the real power center in Washington has increasingly come to be located in the national security state (and the allied corporate "complexes" linked to it by that famed "revolving door" somewhere in the nation's capital).

In its place stretched one corporate complex after another, buildings of glass and steel and spreading car parks.

The designer's somewhat worried and tortured gaze is emblematic of all those who envision and create fine art amid the behemoth of the corporate complex.

Ground may be broken by the end of the year at Duke Ellington Circle, overlooking the Harlem Meer in Central Park, for a $125 million, 220,000-square-foot cultural and corporate complex to be developed by the Hines real estate company of Houston.

APPETITE FOR SCULPTURE A waffle that rises seven feet and appears to be enveloped in a thick pool of syrup has appeared on the grassy area of the commons at the MetroTech Center corporate complex in downtown Brooklyn.

Such a mission is a definite challenge since planning regulation in this quintessential corporate complex is responsive and subordinate to marketplace dynamics.

And a monster corporate complex is going up at the Potsdamer Platz, a former no-man's-land near the site of the Wall.

Its self-driving taxis, which the companies call "robo-vehicles," will take passengers along a 4.5 kilometer set route between the Yokohama World Porters shopping center and Nissan's corporate complex.

With nary an executive suite in sight and no management hierarchy immediately apparent, the scene, more Pinterest than Paramount, calls to mind a Silicon Valley start-up, not the kind of corporate complex where moviemaking decisions typically get made.