Sentence examples for executive is perceived to from inspiring English sources
Believe it or not, the reason for outside independent 'expert' reports is that anything put forward by say the ICC executive is perceived to be agenda driven by someone.
The company's executives were perceived to be defiant, arrogant, politically tone deaf and completely beholden to shareholders and Wall Street financial analysts at the expense of policyholders.
Burson-Marsteller's recent study of business influencers asked how long they thought it took to turn a company around; the answer was an average of a mere 22 months.A chief executive who is perceived to be failing may be quickly dumped.
Again, deals may be in the executive's self-interest; bigger companies mean bigger salaries and it is much better for the executive if his company is perceived to be predator, not prey.
They are those executives who are perceived to do things that have a bearing on the risks that banks takes.
Guardians of the Galaxy's box office performance has been above what Disney executives anticipated, but despite what was perceived to be the movie's left-field appeal, the studio knew that they were on to a good thing.
Some industry executives say that while the Qataris are perceived to have limitless resources, they may be doing what other networks have done before them: spending heavily to break into a crowded market.
The risks are perceived to be higher, and so smart executives are always looking for ways to reduce risk.
NBC executives have been especially disturbed that the newscast has been unable to move ahead of the "CBS Evening News," which has been perceived to be increasingly vulnerable.
