Sentence examples for creative corporate from inspiring English sources

So "even though the intent [of the law] is there," she says, it's difficult to make 20th century statutes apply to 21st century corporations, which use "creative corporate structuring to evade the law's protections, so that you're back in an exploitative place that existed before the laws were written".

It would be a model of creative corporate citizenship, and almost certainly a pipe dream, though maybe less so as corporations have been increasingly inviting rappers into their executive suites.

The age of social media has empowered amateur journalists, fledgling presidential candidates and creative corporate marketers.

O'Reilly's latest contribution to the lexicon of the internet has captured the imaginations of creative, corporate and governmental industries.

Fortunately, the city has a history of creative corporate welfare, so there are precedents to draw on for a Soprano aid package.

Creative corporate finance such as a restructuring of the existing diabetes joint venture with Bristol-Myers Squibb, coupled with "long runway" acquisitions such as Actelion could provide a useful bridge to organically fuelled growth.

The tall buildings represent the financial power of Wall Street and the creative and corporate influence of Times Square and Madison Avenue.

Still, watching these toughened old survivors going about their creative and corporate business is curiously compelling, and it's certainly fun trying to predict when and why the prickly Lindsey Buckingham will blow up next.

In a constantly changing market of creative and corporate expectations, starting the road to meet our personal expectations begins with taking a first step.

A shining example of how Akron is fostering a culture of open-mindedness,  is Bounce, Akron's Innovation Hub, which we launched this fall— to give creative thinkers, corporate leaders, and entrepreneurs a place to test ideas and collaborate in an open, innovative, and supportive environment.   .

Despite the nauseating smuggery of his press release—"the Inner Circle's distinction comes through its appeal to the elite, from hip creatives to corporate high flyers"—twinkly Dutch founder Michael Krayenhoff had pulled a bit of a slick move.