Sentence examples for corporate decay from inspiring English sources
If you look carefully you can see second- and third-order symptoms of that kind of corporate decay.
By the end of the year in America most people will have to pay at least 4% of their balances each month, up from a typical 2% now; and, of course, will find it much harder to shed their debt by filing for "fresh start" bankruptcy.There are slight signs of decay in corporate balance sheets, too, suggesting that the credit cycle is becoming less benign.
Aerial views of urban decay, flagging palms, corporate safe houses; shadows of surveillance.
With the weakened foundations of Social Security and the decay of the corporate pension plan, we as employers need to step up and promote better investing and retirement planning for our workers.
The next phase of the disaster capitalism complex is staring us in the face: with the state in decay, the parallel corporate state will rent back its disaster infrastructure to whoever can afford it, at whatever price the market will bear.
"When Congress won't double the S.E.C. budget in the middle of a corporate crime wave, it shows that the system is irreversibly decayed.
It is incest without the consanguinity with the same result; inbreeding has decayed this main mechanism for theoretical checks and balances for sound corporate governance.
Mr Levy, a corporate lawyer at Citigroup, chaired a commission on school buildings from 1995 to 1998 which reported widespread decay.
Narrative entries look at financial fraud and corporate greed, unhappy young adults trying to push the reboot button on their lives and the broader theme of moral decay.
