Sentence examples for executive figures from inspiring English sources

Jen-Hsun Huang, Nvidia's chief executive, figures that the chip incorporates enough cheap commodity components that, once these cost savings take hold, Android tablets will by this summer cost as little at $199.

Absent rapid business growth or balance sheet tinkering that could allow Citi to reduce its capital, which Vikram S. Pandit, the chief executive, figures won't be done until next year at the earliest, Citi's shareholders look stuck with anemic returns for some time yet.

Initially, Bruno del Ama, its chief executive, figured he knew which would capture the market's attention.

Mr. Davol and his wife, Leslie, then a museum executive, figured they could survive without regular paychecks if they sold their loft on Greenwich Street and found a less expensive place to live.

"In our democratic life we now have an important executive figure at local level.

The Viacom executive figured he'd impress the kid with a ride on the company jet, but clearly it was the youth who was in the driver's seat.

But MTV executives figured that, at least at first, it made sense to stick to what they did best.

Even as Isiah Thomas, the Knicks' president, bucked the trend, many executives figured the best move was not to make a move at this year's deadline.

Mr. Trump has boasted that he may earn $15 million on the deal, while other executives figure that he and his partner will only break even.

None of the race's many celebrity participants — pro golfers, Olympic athletes, actors and actresses, auto executives and assorted executives — figured among the top finishers; most seemed to be, quite literally, just along for the ride.

Executives figured that even tougher regulations were coming from Washington, and overhauling 11 generators at four plants would have cost nearly $2 billion, which would have been passed on to the company's 1.5 million electric customers.