Sentence examples for corporate producers from inspiring English sources
The Philip Morris Companies thus became one of the world's largest corporate producers of consumer goods.
They face mounting costs in technology, seeds, competition from imports, lowering prices and the struggles to remain competitive against the large corporate producers.
Miliband's distinction between corporate "producers" and "predators" had been "anti-business, anti-growth and ultimately anti-worker", she said, and Labour should support further cuts in corporation tax.
Many Americans will be familiar with sauvignon blancs (which are usually part of the stable of wines from familiar, corporate producers), but those from New Zealand can often be crowd-pleasers.
Now, facing further erosion in its market share — the major corporate producers are all being squeezed by smaller brewers and other alcohol choices — Miller has scrapped more than twenty years of brand maneuvering and color-scheme tweaks and updates, hoping to restart the clock at a moment before Richard Nixon resigned the Presidency.
Even corporate producers with tight fiduciary obligations go out on a limb to get original and daring work made; whether it's "Fantastic Mr. Fox" or "Funny People" or "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" or this week's "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World," amazing risks get taken on very unusual films.
I wouldn't have imagined being a corporate producer had so much continuity with film producing.
Any inference that Disney, Clear Channel or any other corporate producer is organically unable to collaborate fruitfully with writers, composers and directors is incorrect.
In fact, if you listen to orange wine's (many) detractors, the artisanal producers of this niche but, in sommelier circles, very on‑trend style of extreme white are more cynical than any corporate producer.
There's a scene halfway through the film in which Wayne and Garth, the lovable public-access TV hosts, argue with Benjamin, the slick corporate producer, about giving their sponsor airtime.
According to the United States Department of Agriculture, the United States is the world's largest corporate producer of genetically engineered organisms.
