Sentence examples for corporate difficulties from inspiring English sources
As bond investors have digested those corporate difficulties, their appetite for risk has shrunk markedly.
The manner of the programme's move caused the BBC some corporate difficulties, with presenter Miriam O'Reilly winning her ageism case for being ditched from the new line-up.
Tesco's waste tally is certainly grotesque, but PR executives expert in techniques for smoothing over corporate difficulties would doubtless applaud the masterly way Tesco deflected criticism.
Messrs Schmidt and Rosenberg missed an opportunity by failing to discuss corporate difficulties of this sort.In large part Google grew because it threw out the traditional MBA playbook; its success speaks for itself.
Of course, the change would also play down the association with its problematic tobacco products, which account for 61percentt of corporate revenue but probably 99percentt of corporate difficulties.
For Mr. Penske and the broader business community, the tit-for-tat entanglement may simply boil down to another example of the corporate difficulties associated with brands that are so closely linked to one personality, especially one as ferocious as Ms. Finke.
For those campaigning for economic transparency, like the Task Force on Financial Integrity and Economic Development, it seems the same intractable problems of corporate secrecy and difficulties establishing beneficial ownership also play out in the human rights arena.
To be fair, it is easy to see how committed, hard-working corporate leaders have difficulty planning their exits when their work has largely defined their lives.
BRITAIN'S ICI is a timely reminder of the difficulties of corporate wheeling and dealing.
"We expect difficulties in corporate financing in Japan as well as overseas to reach their peak soon as economic difficulties deepen," Japan's finance minister, Kaoru Yosano, said.
"We expect difficulties in corporate financing in Japan as well as overseas to reach their peak soon as economic difficulties deepen," said Japan's finance minister, Kaoru Yosano.
