Sentence examples for corporate triumph from inspiring English sources

Peter Olson, the chairman of Random House, boasted of a corporate triumph six months ago when he hired his good friend Phyllis Grann, the former chief executive of the rival publisher Penguin Putnam.

Most recently, he has helped the Windy City to its greatest corporate triumph in living memory by luring Boeing to Chicago from its ancestral perch in Seattle.And yet Mr Ryan stands as much chance of getting re-elected as the Cubs stand of winning the World Series (which, as any hardened Chicagoan will tell you, is zero, their current position in the league notwithstanding).

The book wanders through personal setbacks (like her own mastectomy for early-stage cancer) and corporate triumphs (like "Pinking the Pyramids" with Egypt's first breast cancer race).

Throughout "Compton," Dre balances tales of his corporate triumphs with back-in-the-day stories, memories from when he was, as he raps on "Animals," "just a young black man from Compton wondering who could save us".

Corporate synergy triumphs again.

The regulatory competition, they argue, ensures that the most efficient form of corporate governance triumphs.

Even old-favorite parodies seemed different and more touching when put in the context of corporate Broadway triumphs like "Aida" and "42nd Street".

In 1913, a fawning minister called the Woolworth Building the "cathedral of commerce," in celebration of the triumph of corporate power that Cass Gilbert's lyrical Gothic skyscraper represented.

Just as the book records the triumph of corporate culture over rock 'n' roll, it also documents the grown-up compromises involved in making a living.

When he was jettisoned in a gentlemanly but ruthless boardroom coup which demonstrated that he had lost the confidence both of his board and senior executives, one commentator hailed it as "something of a triumph for corporate democracy".

Together, the three novels trace an arc from the mid-1960s thethe Reaganite 1980s, from the birth of counterculture to the triumph of corporate culture, as the frontier closes for good and the long descent into betrayal and greed begins.