Sentence examples for corporate need from inspiring English sources

We realize, as perhaps never before, our corporate need for and this grace-filled opportunity of working more collaboratively with our devoted laity, religious and clergy.

"Connecticut has done all the right things to shore up our finances," Mr. Barnes said, "and Moody's has responded with a downgrade intended to satisfy their internal corporate need to deflect attention from their historic lack of credibility".

More than half felt innovation is happening too quickly and that it is being driven by greed, while two-thirds felt corporate need for growth was behind new technologies.

"We've seen Mubarak fall," said Salesforce's Marc Benioff of the corporate need to focus on social networks at the recent Dreamforce conference.

The design of such databases is often challenged by opposing needs: (1) the individual need to maintain flexibility of database structure and contents, to accommodate unexpected field situations; and (2) the corporate need to retain compatibility between distinct field databases, to accommodate their interoperability.

It is the language crafted out of Styrofoam for any purpose, for every corporate need.

The books address the struggle for common ground between corporate needs and the need to protect consumers.

"But telecommuting has unfolded in much more of a guerrilla warfare fashion, driven more by individual, rather than corporate, needs".

"Not everyone is willing to migrate to the cloud, or get something they can't customize" to suit corporate needs, he said.

Instead, A.M.D. hopes to offer hardware manufacturers new ways to configure machines that they sell for enterprise cloud computing, a fast-growing sector of the market that uses Web computing methods for corporate needs like financial analysis and manufacturing.

Among the course's guest speakers are Dr. Derek Yach, director of the global health policy at PepsiCo, who discusses how the food industry balances corporate needs with consumer and public health concerns.