Sentence examples for executive tends to from inspiring English sources

In America, the chief executive tends to chair the board.

"I find the responsiveness of the chief executive tends to reflect the responsiveness of the company overall," he said.

Oakland County embodies fiscal success as much as Detroit does financial ruin, and Patterson, the county executive, tends to behave as though his chief job in life were to never let anyone forget it.

A second factor, individual power needs (especially by the chief executive) tend to generate excessively centralized structures.

Film executives tend to concur.

Movie executives tend to view the Christian audience as monolithic.

Senior executives tend to be optimists and cheerleaders.

Coaching fees for corporate executives tend to be higher.

Executives tend to take the value of best practices as a given.

Chief executives tend to view themselves as residents of Lake Wobegon, where all children are above average.

Hubris, too, plays a role: executives tend to believe that their competitors will crack first.