Sentence examples for executives quite from inspiring English sources

The revenue pouring in from the home care program to nonprofit providers has helped make some executives quite comfortable.

From the Symphony Hall to the Jazz Jam Session: Teaching negotiation to graduate students vs. providing negotiation training to senior executives: Quite Similar or Very Different?

While it was making its own executives quite comfortable, Blackstone rewarded investment banks with $358 million in fee revenue last year.

JCPenney's other strategy has included some 2,200 layoffs, all while company executives quite literally continue to fly high.

The New York Times is searching for a chief executive, quite possibly from the tech industry, and it is quite possible that many others will soon be in a similar state of remaking their businesses from top to bottom.

More cynical folk are wondering whether this outbreak of goodwill towards the regulatory authorities might be a subtle hint that the Barclays executive quite fancies a move into public service – a role at the Bank of England, say, or maybe even in government.

But typical FTSE executives are quite different.

The other executives were quite deferential to Mr. Narita.

I teach writing to executives, some quite senior, in a range of organizations.

With equity markets ailing, smart executives were quite happy to accept the new yardsticks.

BBC executives recall quite a battle with him to screen it.