Sentence examples for executive has changed from inspiring English sources

The downtown business executive has changed forever.

Since the early 20th century the battledress of the executive has changed little, at least on the outside.

Your role as an Executive has changed to taking care of the people and removing obstacles while they put in place the new technology required.

When they say the audience has changed, they actually mean that the television executives have changed.

But last week's accord between the Obama administration and carmakers to reach an average of 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025 showed how times, and senior executives, have changed in Detroit.

Top executives have changed, Mr. Webb said, giving way to a new breed like Michael Szymanczyk, president and chief executive of Philip Morris, which manufacturers the country's best-selling brand, Marlboro.

Lawyers for the tobacco industry have argued that the modern-day executives have changed, that they recognize the dangers, that they have refused to aim advertisements at new smokers.

FOR the major real estate service companies in New York the last few months have been a time of unusual ferment, as a number of prominent executives have changed employers and some companies have moved to broaden their ownership or re-examine their strategies.

Since the acquisition, many Google executives have changed position to help run Motorola.

The chief executive, Dale W. Hilpert, has changed purchasing procedures and cut inventory since taking over in April 2001.

Within companies, the accountant's path to the executive office has changed over the last decade, Mr. Weil said.