Sentence examples for executive uses from inspiring English sources

After all, "end-user productivity" is the jargonized shorthand that Mr. Ballmer, now Microsoft's chief executive, uses for the company's mission statement.

Such transactions often take the form of "zero-cost collars," in which an executive uses options transactions to protect himself against a fall in the price of the stock while giving up some profits if the stock rises.

And now, it is hoped, Burns can help Scotland ride out the economic downturn, too, as today the Scottish executive uses his birthday to launch "The Year of Homecoming".

The way the neural network thinks is not that different from the way a Hollywood executive thinks: if you pitch a movie to a studio, the executive uses an ad-hoc algorithm — perfected through years of trial and error — to put a value on all the components in the story.

"In the village of Ostředek, just southeast of Prague, I found myself standing waist-deep in a 100-acre field of Papaver somniferum …" — Jeff Gordinier Business Insider Henry Blodgetthethe Insider's editor and chief executive, uses vast acreage on his site to post a swooning slide-show valentine to the recently opened Atera, "The Most Amazing Restaurant In The World".

Even Seeking Arrangement's chief executive uses a fake name — his legal one is Brandon Wey — partly because he's afraid his association with the site might dampen his chances of raising capital for a more mainstream enterprise in the future and partly because he thought the name Brandon Wade sounded more Hugh Hefneresque.

But Mr. Heins and a QNX executive used it to make a BBM video call to another BlackBerry executive.

But think like a tech chief executive, using the key values of relevance, synergy, data and growth.

Until recently, most cars here were bought by companies or government agencies for executive use, and by the very rich.

He then named Commodore Bainimarama prime minister, or chief executive, using the dubious powers he had earlier claimed for himself.

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