Sentence examples for executive feeling from inspiring English sources

Her condition was not unlike that of a baseball manager whose belly is tied in nervous knots before a big series, or the Wall Street executive feeling the financial pressures of a crumbling stock market.

It also depends on business executives feeling confident enough about the economy to invest and expand their operations.

"This was one of those decisions," Mr. Glaviano said, "that had several executives feeling very strongly that we should relocate to Houston and several feeling very strongly in favor of moving back".

Those alternatives have become more attractive for companies, in part because of the increased regulations imposed on public companies but also because of the rise in short-term trading, which leaves some executives feeling they have lost control of their companies.

But he expressed concern over the choice of a long-serving lieutenant as the new chief executive: "My feeling is that it's a figure-head change".

"If an executive is feeling unease, he should be able to speak up and have a nonthreatening forum to do so in," said Dennis Kaminsky, who spent two tours of duty in Japan for the plastics division of the General Electric Company.

According to a Hearst executive, the feeling at the corporate level was one of minor disappointment during Ms. Betts's first months, but that has been recently tempered by the uptick in advertising pages.

General Motors' chief executive is feeling more confident now that billions of U.S. government bailout dollars have bolstered the company's balance sheet.

Even Lucent's top executives are feeling the pinch.

As Brian Stelter reports, though, producers and PBS executives are feeling optimistic.

The sharp rise suggested that executives were feeling more optimistic about future prospects.