Sentence examples for executive might have from inspiring English sources
Any other network news executive might have trouble keeping his job after a similar misstep.
But Obama did suggest that the realities of being the nation's chief executive might have some effect on Trump.
There are, inevitably, points of contention, disputed penalty calls, strangely disallowed goals that the Milan chief executive might have played up.
Several Italian news outlets reported speculation among Mr. Missoni's siblings that the fashion executive might have been the victim of a kidnapping.
Had things been different, Mr. Shafi, 62, a Silicon Valley executive, might have become a much-needed spokesman for the Obama administration's counterradicalization campaign.
It wedged open a time slot to discuss the oh-so-shaky reports that a Yankees executive might have once had an offhand conversation about trading Rodriguez to the Miami Marlins.
The editor, Greg Miskiw, could provide more details about which executives might have known about the illegal hacking at the Murdoch-owned tabloid and how widespread it was.
One could imagine that the prosecutors who brought accounting fraud cases against WorldCom executives might have used its MCI long-distance service.
IF our holdback measure had been in place before the last crisis, executives might have had serious second thoughts about giving a green light to mortgage-backed securities that would later go bust.
Whatever the former Enron executives might have done, their company is certainly not the only one that has ever emitted a little vapor.
