Sentence examples for executive has come from inspiring English sources

The British executive has come far in the intervening years.

Steven A. Ballmer, Microsoft's chief executive, has come under heavy criticism in recent weeks for Microsoft's stumbles.

The NUS national executive has come under criticism for not reflecting student opinion.

Mayer, a former high-flying Google executive, has come under pressure from activist shareholders unhappy with her tenure.

Gosper, Australia's senior Olympic executive, has come under severe criticism at home and abroad for what many viewed as a blatant act of nepotism.

Ms. Sink, 62, the state's chief financial officer and a former bank executive, has come under attack from the Scott campaign for fines paid by companies where she worked.

Mbuso Malanga, a 41-year management executive, had come with his family, setting off from their home at 2.30am.

There was no nonsense from Louis Vuitton because Yves Carcelle, the company's chief executive, had come up with a mantra: "We must celebrate travel".

The company has grown rapidly, but its ability to sustain that growth, the ways it measures growth and the eccentric public persona of its chief executive have come under fire at times.

"wish the executive had come to [that] view" before I went to press February 22 , 2013Updated at 12.04pm GMT 11.47am GMT When he read reports about ITV's Savile documentary, Paxman wanted Newsnight to run a report about the disgraced presenter as soon as possible – the day before ITV's broadcast or even the same night, reports John Plunkett.

A new generation of conductors, composers, chamber players and music executives has come of age, and they don't ignore my agent's calls as their older colleagues once did.