Sentence examples for even though the executives from inspiring English sources
Even though the executives did not yet own the underlying shares, they received cash dividends on them.
That makes sense, since he gets a lot of his income from "carried interest" on private equity investments, which is taxed at capital gains rates even though the executives who get those payments typically made no actual investment, and are instead being compensated for their work in putting together and managing the investments.
Despite the low rating the show received from its test audience, the first public broadcast of "The Seinfeld Chronicles" took place on the fifth of July 1989, to see how viewers would react, even though the executives had already decided the show would not be picked-up for a full season.
But proponents say that the options are clearly valuable, and note that when a company grants stock to an executive, everyone agrees on the value of the stock, even though the executive may realize more or less money when the stock is eventually sold.
If that's the case, not even his claims of national security or the considered judgment of his Department of Homeland Security may get taken seriously, even though the executive's enforcement of immigration law tends to get an enormous deference from judges.
Mr. Henderson must distance himself from the decisions and personal style of Mr. Wagoner, even though the two executives worked together closely in recent years.
"That by some twisted logic it is more appropriate for the American people to bear the cost of the bailout rather than the industry that benefited from it, even though these executives are out there giving themselves huge bonuses".
One of the maps is taken from a souvenir ashtray of Jamaica, to which he has carefully added "British Leyland Marketing Team", even though those executives will have gone home by now.
"My job is to continue to spread awareness because I? I would've took a plea". Even though the Spike executive who apparently helmed this project is no longer with the network, executive vice president Sharon Levy's direction was on point.
Even though Mr. Pittman, the executive who had been crucial in expanding A.O.L., was co-chief operating officer with Mr. Parsons, the executive from Time Warner, he was younger than Mr. Parsons and had not established relationships with the heads of various Time Warner divisions that Mr. Parsons had cultivated.
