Sentence examples for directors compared to from inspiring English sources

Overall, two thirds of the foreign grad students in her sample work in labs with foreign-born directors, compared to only one-third of the American-born students.

That is, while studies have demonstrated that interlocks created by executive directors compared to interlocks created by outside directors cause different outcomes at the corporate level (e.g., Geletkanycz and Boyd 2011; Tuschke et al. 2014), research on the determinants of interlock creation has ignored this difference so far.

Non-whites ran 13percentt of films as directors, compared to 3percentt of scripted series on broadcast TV (as creators), 8percentt on cable and 6percentt on digital platforms.

Recent research by Social Enterprise UK (SEUK) indicates that 38% of social enterprises are led by women compared to 19% of SMEs and 3% of FTSE100 companies - and that 91% of all social enterprise boards have at least one female director, compared to 51% elsewhere.

"The Finish: The Killing of Osama bin Laden" opens with the 9/11 attacks, then devotes several chapters to the long process of sleuthing and intelligence-­gathering that led to a housing compound in Abbottabad, an area that Leon Panetta, then the C.I.A. director, compared to "a well-to-do Northern Virginia suburb".

With respect to narrow distributions of non-employee director pay within any specific index and sector grouping, the lack of a pronounced difference in pay of the top 2-3% of directors as compared to the median director may be considered a mitigating factor.

Eighty-six percent of U.S. companies had at least one woman on their board of directors last year, compared to 59percentt globally, according to the study.

The perfect setting, in other words, for Wes Anderson, a director sometimes compared to Scorsese for his ability to show us that everything in a movie matters and has meaning.

In reality, administration officials on Tuesday admitted that the food-box plan — which the president's budget director Mick Mulvaney compared to the Blue Apron grocery delivery service — had virtually no chance of being implemented anytime soon.

Specifically, the Trump budget proposal would gut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), better known as food stamps, by $17.2 billion in 2019 — equivalent to 22percentt of the program's total cost last year — and implement a boxed food delivery program, a system that White House budget director Mick Mulvaney compared to Blue Apron.

And then last Friday came what John D. Walke, the Natural Resources Defense Council's clean air director, reportedly compared to "a bomb being dropped".