Sentence examples for executives fare from inspiring English sources

How will its executives fare working with a brand that's just a decade old?

Mr. Farkas's fellow Taylor Bean executives fared far better.

(Corporate executives fared even worse, with 65 percent of respondents viewing them unfavorably).

Here's how five banking chief executives fared in 2011, and how some lesser-ranking financial workers -- using national averages -- stack up against them.

To see how the rest of the chief executives fared, go to www.forbes.com/ceos.

Though Chung is a fabled micromanager, some think the company's other executives can fare fine without him.

Governors and analysts pointed to a host of reasons state executives are faring better than members of Congress.

(The June feature is about how public relations executives are faring after corporate budget cutbacks).

Joseph Allbritton, until recently the bank's chairman and chief executive, has fared pretty well.

About's other executives and its employees fare about the same: 82% of all outstanding stock options reported by the company's April proxy statement have exercise prices between $25.78 and $29.54.

Whatever prospective students' concerns about leaving school with big tuition loans, the executive suite continues to fare much better than main street.