Sentence examples for executives led to from inspiring English sources
Raising the subject among Vuitton executives led to grimaces or coy replies.
That would be the talks between Mr. Jacobs and LVMH about his potential move to fill the glaring vacancy left by John Galliano at Dior, though raising the subject among Vuitton executives led to grimaces or coy replies.
Sex-fueled office banter between two female Morgan Stanley executives led to the bank's firing of a technology pro, the booted computer man has alleged in an affidavit obtained by The New York Post.
The limited success with singles and lukewarm opinions from label executives led to more promotional efforts and a public response made by D'Angelo's management through issuing a statement, which cited Voodoo as the R&B musical equivalent of art rock band Radiohead's acclaimed studio album OK Computer (1997).
It may seem counter-intuitive, but the reliance on outsiders to recruit executives leads to insularity.
A chance meeting in Coventry city centre with Moz Dee, now a Radio 5 Live executive, led to a try-out at BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire (CWR), where station boss Andy Wright was the first to unleash Gaunt upon the airwaves.
If VW already has one brand too many, SEAT is it.An earlier growth spurt, during Mr Piëch's time as chief executive, led to VW's brands churning out lots of competing models while overlooking popular new trends, such as the "compact multipurpose vehicle" pioneered by Renault with its Scenic.
Mr. Cohan is of course right to say that the executives' greed led to their demise.
Still, tales of reckless lending and huge compensation for executives have led to major animosity toward major banks.
[C4.] Executive Resigns From Boeing The Boeing executive whose romantic relationship with the former chief executive, Harry C. Stonecipher, led to his ouster, has voluntarily resigned from the company.
Scott sang at the funeral, overwhelming Seymour Stein, the legendarily tough record executive, which led to the album "All the Way".
