Sentence examples for executives to pick from inspiring English sources

Representative Bill Thomas, the California Republican who is chairman of the House Ways and Means health subcommittee, even told biotechnology executives to pick a public fight with "Big Pharma" on a prominent issue, according to industry executives who met with him.

YouTube, which was supposed to serve as a fertile garden for studio executives to pick fresh ideas, has yet to produce a hit TV show.

The pair still needed to convince overseas Disney executives to pick up the series, so instead of a conventional script, they recorded the storyboards for "Rollercoaster".

It is not easy for a chief executive to pick his own successor.

Ian O'Connor, ESPN New York, said it was over for Rex Ryan: Woody Johnson, clueless rich guy, does not merely need a new executive to pick his football players; he needs a new man to coach them.

But executives got to pick the appraisers, and many of the values were inflated.

1. Fund development director, World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts There were a few scintillating executive jobs to pick from in this week's top 10 but it was pretty obvious from the minute I happened upon this beauty that it would make the shortlist.

This is the Open, and Congressional is going to be a test stern enough to satisfy P. J. Boatwright Jr., the U.S.G.A.'s executive director of rules and competition, who died in 1991, and the former U.S.G.A. executive director Frank Hannigan, to pick a couple of stern setup fans.

At Home Depot, said Robert L. Nardelli, the president and chief executive, sales began to pick up the weekend after the attack.

In other words, a high-powered lawyer or chief executive, ill equipped to pick up on more-subtle emotions, doesn't make for a sympathetic boss.

Furthermore, his state allows the governor to exercise a line item veto (giving the chief executive the power to pick and choose certain items he wants eliminated from the budget) and does not have limits based on "motivation".