Sentence examples for director generated from inspiring English sources

Firing Mr. Mueller would be a politically explosive move that would raise new questions about Mr. Trump, whose abrupt dismissal of James B. Comey as F.B.I. director generated accusations of obstruction of justice and led to Mr. Mueller's appointment.

The project director generated weekly recruitment status reports which aggregated data on the number of medical records reviewed, potentially eligible patients identified, names submitted to PCPs for approval, intro letters mailed, eligibility calls made/completed, number of appointments scheduled and number of participants randomized.

Handing potentially predictable playbook material to a female director generates benefits besides.

In the relatively short time that followed, the association lost two executive directors and one interim executive director, generating a number of in-house investigations and a remarkable level of internal rancor.

With Ms. von Froomer as the main designer, Ms. Miller oversees all the designs and, as the creative director, generates the brand's look and feel, including its too-hip look books.

Race directors generate income from thousands of entrants paying $200 for a 70.3 event.

High governance ratings were also more common for boards that had engaged directors generating high levels of cognitive conflict.

Research proves that having a higher percentage of women as board directors generates various business benefits including a 53percentt higher return on equity, 42percentt higher return on sales and 66percentt higher return on invested capital.

We had a Director who generated a lot of revenue for the firm and was making a big push for promotion to Managing Director.

Nevertheless the director, Craig Saavedra, generates surprising warmth from the familiar tropes of the odd-couple road movie.

Whoever spotted its alleged absence, though, and trumpeted it as treason, helped the company, and its managing director Boyd Tunnock, generate hundreds of thousands of pounds in free advertising.