Sentence examples for corporate zone from inspiring English sources

But I predict it'll be right in the corporate zone.

Don Draper occupies a high-rise corporate zone of corner offices, mergers and expense accounts.

In this grey corporate zone crammed with filing cabinets, Lisa Dwyer Hogg's Joan is a crop-haired teenage firebrand whose vitality is a provocation in itself, even before she proclaims her divine mission.

Google and Facebook — and the executives who have led them, including Sandberg — are interested in making money, and they tend to espouse political positions that fit neatly within the corporate comfort zone.

Back then, Rupert Murdoch was only ever pictured driving in or out of a corporate crisis zone – a sort of media Davros, his torso fused to the back seat of a Range Rover Vogue.

Anyway, because of that, and a longstanding but weakly enforced opposition to corporate enterprise zones, I never went back to that Best Buy.

The inaugural exhibition curated by CATPC features work, including the chocolate sculptures, that reflects on the on the geopolitical, social, and economic situation of corporate extraction zones globally.

I wonder what the denizens of this zone of corporate business and super-expensive domiciles think about the Bruces' agitprop?

So it's still one hell of a leap to get to 900p if that's where the killing zone, as corporate financiers charmingly express it, lies.

They also know that the city offers tax abatements and the downtown is in a state urban enterprise zone, where corporate tenants pay no sales taxes.

Similarly, IT company Wipro has converted five of its corporate campuses into biodiversity zones.