Sentence examples for executive at least from inspiring English sources

Fritz Henderson, who will stay on as G.M.'s chief executive at least until a new board is formed later this summer, said he was eager to exit bankruptcy.

It was also another step in what even those supportive of Mr. Bush were calling an accidental presidency, with the disaster providing an inexperienced chief executive at least the opportunity to evolve into a mature leader of a nation at war.

Henderson is expected to remain as the company's chief executive, at least for now.

The executives, at least, had a motive that the directors did not: to get preposterously rich.

But executives, at least at some companies, are still in me-first mode.

According to former executives, at least some of those articles were part of a packet of press clippings sent each morning to the network's top executives.

And that is in spite of the fact that a growing proportion of chief executives, at least in America, now has an MBA.

To run for election a candidate must be nominated by either the union's national executive council, at least two national service group executives, at least two regional councils or by at least 25 Unison branches.

But what everybody believes about the careers of chief executives, at least at the nation's largest companies, is probably wrong.

Now we can debate why A.I.G. felt it necessary to guarantee seven executives at least $3 million apiece when the economy was clearly on shaky ground.

During 2001, Mr. Harrison met with Enron executives at least 10 times, including four meetings in the six weeks before Enron filed for bankruptcy protection on Dec. 2.