Sentence examples for executives to look from inspiring English sources

We've occasionally had to persuade executives to look for lower positions.

One feature he advises executives to look for is "relentless repeatability".

They are also prompting foreign executives to look deeper in China for suppliers as wages surge along the coast.

Even Wal-Mart Stores has sent executives to look around, though the company is silent about particulars.

However, it is thought that Jeff Bewkes, the chief executive of the Time Warner, has asked executives to look for further acquisitions to build up its European strength.

But the Telegraph was sure of its ground, and the newspaper's report was more nuanced, noting that "Chase Carey is understood to have instructed executives to look at a number of options to hive off the troubled UK newspaper arm".

Given the circumstances, it makes sense for Sir Martin Sorrell, WPP's chief executive, to look for a way out, analysts said.

Something like "Obama Girl," which was created by an ad executive to look like a spontaneous fan video for the Web site Barely Political (which is now owned by Next New Networks).

It will require the executive to look at its priorities but I think a very strong case can be made".

Under pressure, Deutsche Bank executives agreed to look into it, but decided not to make an offer.

Studio executives prefer to look on the bright side, saying the DVD market is stronger even in decline than other media businesses, like broadcast television.