Sentence examples for corporate lives from inspiring English sources

The American empire is beginning to crumble, and the main cause is the greed that runs our individual lives, corporate lives and capitalistic economic system.

Even so, the company silently rolled out of our leisure time and into our corporate lives, with many businesses championing the Blackberry as their phone of choice for the middle-management masses.

"If I go to a meeting and hand out my business card," Mr. Rose said, "that's an invitation for them to send me e-mails for the rest of their corporate lives".

Mr McElheny made himself an insider, not by being invited in, but by patiently thinking his way into a detailed understanding of how Land and his company worked.A different question facing writers of corporate lives is whether to focus on the firm or the boss.

Gene O'Neill and Liz Eglinton were living what they call "corporate lives" in Auckland until 10 years ago, when they quit their jobs and built a guesthouse on 16 acres of island hillside, facing west toward the city and the sunset.

Therefore, instead of freaking out and retracing our steps, we must take the necessary precautions to save our personal and corporate lives.

Meerkat, which raised $12 million last week, will have to pivot yet again and offer corporate live streaming solutions while Periscope will go the way of Facebook Paper – a massive corporate effort that fizzles into nothing.

Independent artists like Ms. Di Franco, who own Righteous Babe, one of the most successful artist-owned record labels, live anti-corporate lives and naturally feel connected to anti-corporate politics.

Today, he's 56, married to a former corporate lawyer, lives in a townhouse on the Upper East Side that was featured in Homes & Gardens, has two children who attended an elite private school and a holiday home in Oak Bluffs on Martha's Vineyard – the holiday destination of choice for well-to-do African Americans.

"Because people are finally realising that there is an alternative to being completely dominated by a corporate oligarchy, living under the sweltering weight of imaginary debt," Brand said.

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