Sentence examples for executives thinking from inspiring English sources

The show itself does have a legacy and has a history, but part of it was two network executives thinking in a way that not enough network executives think anymore.

But then TV executives' thinking about black programming changed.

That should transform executives' thinking about risks — and may help prevent another disaster.

That got executives thinking about other collaborations between online and on air.

Increased productivity and lower costs are a path to better profits, something that should get executives thinking more positively again.

"We had looked at different groups, like C.E.O.'s and high-level executives, thinking, oh, do we need to spend more time with them?" she said.

What was John Trani, Stanley's chief executive, thinking?

Imagine, for a moment, that you are a business executive thinking about moving your company — an upscale, high-tech company — to New York or maybe Connecticut or perhaps California.

The move left analysts wondering what First Union's executives are thinking.

At $52 a barrel, airline executives were thinking, "'Maybe this will continue,'" Mr. Boroch said.

But executives began thinking about "combining tires and service" in one campaign rather than considering them "separate business units," he added.