Sentence examples for corporate mess from inspiring English sources

Recruited as a supporter, Trian is now in a familiar position, working to fix up a mega-sized corporate mess.

With Washington making such a corporate mess of "health care reform," the best way to get what we need -- health care for all as a human right -- will be to enact single-payer health care in one state after another.

He has gained a reputation as a clearheaded strategist who could clean up corporate messes, though he is not, in auto industry parlance, a "car guy".

All told, industry analysts estimate that cleaning up corporate messes will net more than $5 billion in fees this year for the firms like those of Mr. Newman and Mr. Miller.

So if you are comfortable making a lateral move or step down, or can identify an opportunity to jump levels early on in your career and you can handle corporate messes, the corner office may be within your reach.

Start-ups, high-growth and/or corporate messes to fix were my calling.

As a result, a few big-money teams have turned their boatyards -- cranes, sail lofts, sheds, corporate offices and mess halls big enough to feed 140 employees -- into architectural statements with grand rooms for entertaining honchos.

In today's session of the book club, we take a clear-eyed look at three of the most commonly cited culprits for America's political mess: corporate money in elections, the Senate filibuster, and the two-party system itself.

The system of corporate taxation is a mess and deters domestic investment.

The next he's assuming the persona of a God who's pissed off with corporate greed and the mess we've made of our planet.

Though he had accepted corporate branding of the Mess With Texas showcase, Mr. Carlson was reluctant to give up his youthful ideals and do-it-yourself ethos for F Yeah.