Sentence examples for executive cut from inspiring English sources
But a Summit executive cut off a question about off-screen chemistry between cast members.
Mark Hamblin, the company's chief executive, cut his touch chops at Apple, where he worked on the iPhone's touch technology.
As he looked to restore profitability, the new chief executive cut thousands of jobs and reduced riskier activities, like exotic structured products and proprietary trading.
Willie Walsh, IAG's chief executive, cut back on expansion plans in April on reduced demand following the terrorist attacks on Brussels.
Instead of trying to keep his e-mail to the staff a secret, though, Rob Glaser, the founder of RealNetworks and its interim chief executive, cut and pasted it onto his Facebook page.
In the late 1990s, Mr. Stone reports, a new executive "cut a rare office perk, free Advil, which he viewed as an unnecessary expense," setting off "a near insurrection among employees".
High-level executive cuts are common way to save money after an acquisition.
He has replaced three senior executives, cut the number of board members and warned other managers that their positions are under review.
This should dissuade a practice documented by prior research, that executives cut investment just as their equity is about to vest.
Word of the women's raid quickly spread from this remote village to London, where Chevron executives cut short a management meeting to rush to Nigeria.
And the firearms industry, at least, has picked up on the tobacco analogy: With product liability lawsuits beginning to accumulate, industry executives cut a preemptive deal with the Clinton administration last fall, agreeing to voluntarily introduce child safety locks on handguns.
