Sentence examples for executive distinguished from inspiring English sources

Professor Sheikh is an internationally renowned medical executive, distinguished clinician-scientist, and widely sought after thought leader and innovator in global academic medicine.

Relief executives distinguish between the tsunami and Hurricane Katrina because donation patterns after a domestic disaster are notably different from those that appear around an international emergency.

Another executive carefully distinguished between those "who [we] are steering business to" and those "who we are steering business from".

Mr. Lighty, who died on Thursday in an apparent suicide, at 44, was one of the most powerful managers in hip-hop, an executive who distinguished himself by knocking down the often stiff wall that separated hip-hop culture from the mainstream, back when those worlds were far apart and still regarding each other warily.

Strictly speaking, the executive might distinguish among four, rather than between two, different types of occurrences.

Barry Quirk, a former Whitehall non-executive, distinguishes between capacity (numbers) and capability (effectiveness).

Finally, two forms of executive dysfunctions were distinguished among the aged subjects.

Christopher Ruddy, a Trump friend and chief executive of Newsmax, distinguished between Trump's belief that the probe is politically motivated and his assessment of Mueller's performance.

How can executives best distinguish usable information from distracting noise?

From Michael Porter to Costas Markides and through the Blue Oceans of Kim and Mauborgne, strategy scholars have been urging executives to distinguish their firm's offerings and carve out a unique market position.

The group's executive vice president is distinguished, silver-haired and buttoned-down in a dark-blue-suit-NSA kind of way.