Sentence examples for corporate status from inspiring English sources

Barnett is polite, careful, aware of his corporate status.

Arguably, however, the better measure of advancement is not corporate status but money.

And it encourages companies to shed their corporate status to avoid the tax altogether.

Dozens of other electronics manufacturers developed their own versions of the pocket calculator, which became a corporate status symbol.

With corporate status came infusions of capital from shareholders and creditors, and limited liability for the bankers themselves.

Her subtractive handiwork relaxes these slyly pictorial postminimal artworks that retain something of their previous corporate status.

A cool critique of the corporate status-climbing of its time, it resonates anew in light of the Occupy Wall Street movement.

Nauprogressives, who see, for instance, in Obama's Clinton-era cabinet appointments and his statements about "winning" in Afghanistan, the actions of a political centrist beholden to the powers that be, who will do little to disturb the military-corporate status quo.

"This means they cannot hide behind a limited liability company or corporate filing status," says Caruth.

In fact, several years ago they changed their corporate legal status to a Real Estate Investment Trust REITT).

Maybe, in order to flush the contradictions into view, my hypothetical novelist would have to set his anti-"Remains of the Day" in a corporate office, where status is acutely felt.