Sentence examples for corporate struggle from inspiring English sources
But going public made Canary Wharf a takeover target and Mr Reichmann lost control in 2004 after a corporate struggle.
If all that spins your head, think about this: the corporate struggle is over a fledgling network, made up of mostly weaker stations, that has piled up losses of about $800 million in the five years of its existence.
But for many who follow Disney, the grass-roots campaign by Mr. Gold and Mr. Disney has taken a back seat to what many believe is the real corporate struggle for control of Disney, one that is being played out on Wall Street trading desks and in the corner suites of bankers and lawyers schooled in mergers and acquisitions.
In this real world, there were things like custom software and ownership percentages and Machiavellian corporate struggles, all of which resulted in the ability to drive a heartbreakingly beautiful forest-green Range Rover up your own paved drive.
After all, abundance is at the root of many corporate struggles with innovation.
What threatened to be one of the most dramatic corporate struggles of the 1990s AT&Ts t and Comcasts cmcsk battle for MediaOne umg –appears to have been settled without having ever gotten really nasty.
I conducted in-depth interviews during the course of which the world and everyday (corporate) struggles and issues of the future of the interviewee, the relationship between their actions and their desires emerged and developed in me as the interviewing researcher (despite the fact that I began the interview with as few preconceptions as possible).
Ads line the top and right of the search results page, are displayed next to emails in Gmail, on our favourite blog, and beside reportage of anti-corporate struggles.
In a chapter titled "How to Outmaneuver Men Who Outrank You," Ms. DiSesa thanks a former male colleague she ousted in a corporate power struggle "for making a man out of me".
As the story begins, Evan, separated from his wife, Trish (Nicole Ari Parker), is emerging as the loser in a corporate power struggle with a preening, loudmouth colleague who calls himself Johnny Whitefeather Thomas Haden Churchh).
