Sentence examples for corporate concerns from inspiring English sources

He listed assets of about $7 million to $10 million, and reported a long list of Democratic clients and a few corporate concerns, including AT&T and the Exelon Corporation, a nuclear energy company.

Imagine if all literature had to proceed with corporate concerns in mind.

But it does suggest that the vagaries of greenwash and reputation management are not simply corporate concerns anymore.

So much of our cultural production now comes from large corporate concerns that are exclusively driven by profit.

Moreover, Professor Chaison predicted the pension issue could be inserted into the presidential campaign, given that it addresses deep worker and corporate concerns.

Last night a Sun source denied corporate concerns affected editorial decisions – pointing out that it had labelled Mr Miliband "Red Ed" when he was standing for the Labour leadership.

And whenever a creative becomes synonymous with a corporation, there's a danger that creative pursuit slips into corporate concern, especially when business falls upon tough times.

In response to that corporate concern over costs, Mr. Schneider oversaw a steep decline in the number and cost of films produced by the studio.

"It's impossible to imagine Singh as a TV spokesman for any non-golf-related product," said Gee. "He'll never be a corporate concern like Woods".

Did that happen?' I love that excitement that you can create in a town, that sense of – what's coming next?" While these businesses have counter-cultural roots, there's no doubt they've become a corporate concern.

One sign of heightened corporate concern about the danger of the fiscal cliff emerged on Thursday morning, when executives of more than 80 large American corporations signed a statement calling for a debt-reduction compromise that would "include comprehensive and pro-growth tax reform, which broadens the base, lowers rates, raises revenues and reduces the deficit".