Sentence examples for corporate ills from inspiring English sources

The SEC's lawyers are among the worst paid in Washington, DC. "These guys have been overwhelmed for years," says Joseph Grundfest, a former SEC commissioner.They sinned, we get punishedWhile all this has been accepted in America as necessary medicine for the country's corporate ills, it has caused anger and dismay abroad.

Publishes blog about corporate ills: "Managements are overcompensated in myriad ways, even when stockholders the owners take tremendous losses".

The four principal corporate ills that people are angry about are fraud, greed, secrecy and a lack of accountability.

But its litany of corporate ills is an overly inclusive laundry list of special interest gripes -- not unlike the wide range of on- and off- topic handmade signs I saw when I visited Zucotti Park this week.

Hitachi has some of the world's most impressive green-energy technologies, but they are lost in a corporate structure ill-equipped to exploit them.

In "The Kids Are Not All Right" (Op-Ed, Aug. 22), Joel Bakan laments the rise of childhood obesity and children's exposure to things like "violent, sexual imagery," and he advocates organized efforts to protect children from these corporate-sponsored ills.

For these people, Facebook's corporate sheen is ill-suited to what they viewed as Luckey's vision.

However, she didn't cite any example of modern vaccines that have hurt people, nor any examples of ill corporate influence on vaccines.

But a dip in the economy does not necessarily bode ill for corporate apartment providers.

Meanwhile, C.C.A. got into financial trouble by building prisons on spec — putting up facilities for which it did not yet have contracts — and by angering its stockholders with an ill-advised corporate restructuring.

It's safe to say that expectations aren't high, after a series of ill-fated corporate maneuvers that began even before Halston himself died of complications from AIDS in 1990.