Sentence examples for executive worth from inspiring English sources

Even the executive summary runs to seven pages surely six too many for any executive worth his salt.

He spun off his expertise in telecommunications to become a cellphone chief executive worth $200 million or more.

I'd insist the corporation's name go on the school because no chief executive worth his salt would let a school bearing his company's name tolerate failure.

"But I think you'd be hard-pressed to find one music executive worth his or her salt who wouldn't agree that Jobs' vision and tenacity blazed a trail for digital music as we know it today.

Of course, that is a bit of protesting too much, as this is exactly the time when potshots at front-runners — which "Argo" has steadfastly become — are common, as any studio executive worth his or her contracted-trade ads knows.

Any chief executive worth his or her salt has been adopting the mantra of the chancellor, George Osborne, and insisting to staff that we all share the burden in these straitened times.

According to industry executives, Worth has lost more than $60 million over the last decade.

Forbes was once the business magazine of the high-trouser country-club set, a rock of free marketeering and bible of mid-size company executives, worth several billion dollars.

Last week, Simon Property Group gave David Simon, its chairman and chief executive, shares worth about $120 million to stay until 2019.

It is not, says one Chinese shipping executive, yet worth building new containers in Asia to meet the shortfall.

Management theorists used to suggest that the top executive was worth about 20 times as much as the average, but this multiple has rocketed in recent years.