Sentence examples for executive displays from inspiring English sources

Today, we hear that the U.S. is to blame for Russian paranoia and Latin social unrest, each of which long predates our founding as a nation, and where the chief executive displays startling ignorance of history and culture.

Along the way, the tough-talking, silver-haired executive displayed what have become his twin trademarks: smart, decisive action and a bare-knuckled negotiating style that leaves his opponents gasping.

At the news conference at City Hall, JetBlue executives displayed a model plane with the state logo affixed to its fuselage.

On the eve of the opening ceremony, Telstra's executives displayed a characteristic mix of Australian bravado and nerves.

Using huge screens in a giant auditorium, company executives displayed embarrassing snippets of flawed code produced by those in the audience.

But Fox Network executives displayed little patience with "The Street," a Wall Street hourlong serial from Darren Star, the highly regarded producer of "Sex and the City" on HBO.

At the TriBeCa Grill press conference, executives displayed a poster-sized blowup of the original back-of-the napkin notes executives jotted down while first brainstorming the exchange.

After looking at draft results from 1988 to 2004, Duke University's Cade Massey and the University of Chicago's Richard H. Thaler write that team executives display an unwarranted confidence in their draft-picking ability and that lower choices cost so much less that they actually have greater value, based on subsequent on-field performance.

In fact we're living in an "extrovert ideal:" in a University of North Carolina study, it was found that 96% of managers and executives display extravert characteristics.

He is a corporate chief executive who displays some seemingly contradictory behaviors.

Willa, who shares a sister-like relationship with Sasha, is a hard-driving executive who displays forcefulness and cynicism when she takes a break from family matters to scream at some subordinate via cellphone.