Sentence examples for corporate hunt from inspiring English sources

As a result, baby boomers who find themselves trapped behind a desk after exhausting the thrill of the corporate hunt are forced to buy excitement.

Used to the structure and efficiency of military life, they find the ambiguous mixed signals of the corporate job hunt to be daunting and frustrating.

It generally organises two or three day 'tours' of countries or regions, involving blue-shirted VCs and corporate investors hunting down technology companies.

In the long-term, connecting a broad swath of people to markets via digital platforms and collaborative networks has the potential to create far more jobs than Mr. Trump's high profile corporate witch-hunts.

And Europe's corporate predators are hunting ever-bigger game.

The drop was variously attributed to better news on corporate earnings, bargain-hunting and speculators booking profits on short-selling positions.

So too does the hunt for corporate saviours: Mr Levy, for example, is known for having got both Vivendi and Thales out of sticky places.

He said the prize would continue to promote the work of small presses and run again next year, promising to hunt for corporate sponsors to "double, if not triple, the prize fund".

(And speaking of Gilliam, The Burj Al Arab also somehow reminded me of his great opening sequence for Python's "The Meaning of Life," in which a dowdy old insurance company transforms its office building into a pirate ship and sails the bounding main on a hunt for corporate skyscrapers).

Hardware implants are key tools used to create covert openings into those networks, perform reconnaissance and hunt for corporate intellectual property or government secrets.

The school also offers private lessons, gun rentals, corporate outings and field hunts.