Sentence examples for executive fell from inspiring English sources

The average time from first job to chief executive fell from 28 years in 1980 to 24 in 2001.

Shares in Yahoo, where one of its largest investors is calling for the firing of the company's chief executive, fell 1.6 percent to $15.15.

Investment Banking GOLDMAN'S BLANKFEIN COLLECTS $12 MILLION Compensation for Goldman Sachs's chief executive fell roughly 35 percent in 2011, in a year when the company's stock tumbled 46.2 percent.

The filing also showed that the pay for Dennis Kozlowski, the company's chairman and chief executive, fell 42percentto to $62.4 million, as Tyco gave him fewer stock options.

B1 Groom-to-Be in Fatal Fall Peter Seligman, a 30-year-old public relations executive, fell to his death from between two subway cars as he and his fiancee were on their way to get their marriage license.

Thus another chief executive fell to a runaway fad of companies repurchasing stock.

If a chief executive falls short, typically he or she is given a comfortable departure, and a new aspirant comes in to tackle the job.

The former England centre Simon Halliday, whose name is invariably linked when the job of Rugby Football Union chief executive falls vacant, has returned to the game as the first independent chairman of the governing body for the European Rugby Champions Cup.

Not since last decade's corporate crime spree, when Jeffrey K. Skilling of Enron and Bernard J. Ebbers of WorldCom received lengthy prison terms, or the Wall Street scandals of the late 1980s that led to jail time for the financiers Michael R. Milken and Ivan F. Boesky, had a corporate executive fallen from such heights.

In the recession, the average job tenure for chief executives fell to five years.

In the United States, the proportion of highly confident executives fell to 13percentt from 36percentt.