Sentence examples for example of the corporate from inspiring English sources

Yet market manipulation is only the most jaw-dropping example of the corporate rampaging that caused the financial crisis.

It was a classic example of the corporate advisory work that made Cazenove and the austere, retiring Mr. Mayhew such leading City fixtures before the firm was bought by JPMorgan in 2004.

What is certain: "The Muppets" — as underscored by how Walter came to life — is a rare example of the corporate committee getting out of its own way and letting the creative folks take the lead.

And the program, which began in January and runs Mondays at 11 p.m., is distinctive in another way: it represents only one arm of a venture that also includes a music label and a Web site, all of which feed into and off of one another, a rare example of the corporate convergence of old and new media in action.

For Mr. Penske and the broader business community, the tit-for-tat entanglement may simply boil down to another example of the corporate difficulties associated with brands that are so closely linked to one personality, especially one as ferocious as Ms. Finke.

The old, designed by the architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, was a classic example of the corporate architecture of the Cold War era -- betraying no sign that it was home to a computer company and dominated by scores of private offices as well suited, say, to an insurance company as to the highest of the original high-technology companies.

Whether through ignorance or malevolence, there are now many high profile examples of the corporate dangers presented by the use of social media.

"The most extreme example of this corporate bias is … where the European Commission uses its negotiating power to pressure other countries to open their markets to EU-based water multinationals".

Mr. Zeiger, who has worked on Broadway for 20 years, formerly at the companies that Clear Channel eventually bought, offered an example of how the corporate synergy operates.

One example of the rapacious corporate giveaways is the $500-million 500-millionsubsidy for the production of ethannualrom corn.

Take, for example, the issue of the corporate tax, which my co-author Michael McQuarrie and I analyzed in research published in 2008.