Sentence examples for executives count from inspiring English sources
Amtrak executives count on the new trains to draw 2.5 million additional riders annually and to increase its revenues by $180 million a year.
Despite frequent complaints about material theft, writers who are represented by established agents and lawyers typically engage in relatively freewheeling exchanges with film and television executives, counting on their representatives' influence and industry custom to protect them from misappropriation.
WASHINGTON — President Obama must wish governors could vote in Congress: While just three of the 219 Republican lawmakers backed the $787 billion economic recovery plan that he is signing into law on Tuesday, that trifling total would have been several times greater if support among the 22 Republican state executives counted.
Or maybe they are generally aware of obesity's cost — almost 14percentt of United States chief executives counted it as a top health care benefits concern in the Conference Board-RTI report — but, as Ms. Heinen said, "It's a sensitive issue to address head-on".
In one corner a suave, gray-haired executive counted out crisp one hundred renminbi notes into neat piles on a coffee table.
State Senator Nicholas A. Spano, the powerful Yonkers Republican who is not related to the county executive, counts Mr. Horowitz as a fresh face who deserves "a great deal of credit for stepping forward".
The expanded ratings will allow executives to count customers that these types of services may steal away from cable.
There used to be a time when a network television executive could count on a few things year in and year out.
They included a clock given to him by a group of executives that counted down the days to Jan . 1 2000.
But G.M. executives are counting on a hot start for the Volt to cement its comeback in the minds of consumers.
Voted on by hundreds of film executives, it counts alums like "Juno" and "(500) Days of Summer," which eventually made the jump from the list to the screen.
