Sentence examples for executives tend to from inspiring English sources
Film executives tend to concur.
Coaching fees for corporate executives tend to be higher.
Hubris, too, plays a role: executives tend to believe that their competitors will crack first.
VIDEO game executives tend to be cautious about these initiatives, and with good reason.
Brazilian executives tend to put their adventurousness down to an adaptability learnt during the wild inflationary days.
Moreover, given the nature of their job, chief executives tend to be tough nuts who have been granted enormous powers.
The networks had large news and public affairs departments staffed by seasoned journalists, and network executives tended to be wary of documentaries produced by outsiders.
Network executives tended to view those in the digital media business as nothing more than peripheral wannabes and untrained rubes who could potentially snatch away TV's dwindling and fragmented audiences.
I mentioned that I was finishing Presidential Puppetry, a book to be released this summer, and that its survey of hidden factors motivating a century of the nation's chief executives tended to confirm her assessment of the current president.
The QOL of professional persons and top executives tended to be better compared to the rest of the study population, although no significant difference was found in the multivariate analysis for relational and psychological dimensions (Table 5).
