Sentence examples for executive stuck from inspiring English sources

His replacement, Patrik L. Edsparr, a former JPMorgan Chase executive, stuck around for just seven months before he too departed.

You can help us reinvent the 50+ life-stage while standing up to "the Man": those network and agency executives stuck in the 18-to-49 18-to-49 18-to-49 who see your silver hair as a freak-flag of irrelevance.

For individual executives, sticking with the status quo feels safe.

And executives sticking around would no doubt get raises.

But the conspicuous displays of consumption — £44,000 wine tabs for bankers in their 20s and £25 million homes bought by hedge fund executives — stick more firmly in the collective craw as mortgage companies collapse and short-sellers circle.

Weaving's co-star Shia LaBeouf has also been less than complimentary about the Transformers films in the past, describing the third film as "crap" and the experience of working within the studio system as like having executives "stick a finger up your ass".

It's bad enough when corporate executives stick it to their stockholders.

Ben Bradlee, the paper's executive editor, stuck by Woodward and Bernstein and the rest is history.

But executives have stuck by Mr. White's quixotic tale of workplace suffocation.

As Amy Chozick reports, Ms. Naegle and other HBO executives have stuck by the show's quixotic tale of workplace suffocation.

When new accounting standards for certain financial instruments would have made that goal a little tougher, executives allegedly stuck with looser applications of derivative accounting, loss reserves and complex counter-party transactions to meet the Street.