Sentence examples for executive happens from inspiring English sources

They don't need to be violated by some dramatic new strategic plan or some gross new reorganization every time a new chief executive happens to parachute in.

Similarly, State Senator Joseph M. Kyrillos Jr., the chairman of the state Republican Party, praised Mr. Coscia as "one of those rare people who can rise to the occasion and do a tremendous job for the chief executive no matter who the chief executive happens to be".

An advertising executive happens in, and is so charmed by the woman who runs it that he comes up with marketing schemes suggesting people will meet the people of their dreams at the vacation place.

However, a Time magazine executive happened upon a copy, leafed through it, and promptly hired Hughes as art critic.

A CBS executive happened to have a hankering for '70s retrospection at a time when the network was looking for critical cachet and a way to expand its brand beyond grisly crime dramas and mainstream comedies.

One day about seven years go, during a trip to Southern California, she was singing in a bar after a few drinks with friends, and a record executive happened to be listening.

For one thing, Boston Scientific and Medinol executives happen to despise each other, according to top executives on both sides of the negotiations.

(Most of the meetings with media executives happen in private suites and hotels. In some cases, executives sign nondisclosure agreements to see nascent technologies several years before they are publicly announced).

The subject of race has proven to be delicate for African-American executives, many of whom prefer to view themselves as — at least publicly — an "an executive who happens to be black".

By 24/7 Wall Street -- The official retirement age for executives at many large U.S. corporations has been 65 for several decades -- unless the executive also happens to be the founder.

Another technique is the friendly call to an executive who happens to be a long-lost acquaintance.