Sentence examples for executives when it comes from inspiring English sources

Fans and other outsiders are almost always ahead of coaches and team executives when it comes to statistical revolutions in sports — the inventors of Moneyball were inspired by Bill James's books — and it is now an article of faith among fans who populate the growing number of Web sites analyzing football in the same statistical way that punting on fourth down is often a bad idea.

Mr. Apotheker's hiring marks the third time in a row that H.P. has passed over internal executives when it came to filling a vacant chief executive spot.

What I do needs to be globally competitive.' " That need had helped sway Mahindra executives when it came to the South Korean company.

That is where Jones was coming from when he started hinting in the statement announcing Romo's contract extension that Romo would be something of a player-chief executive when it comes to the Dallas offense.

"Is it the government's position that when our country is engaged in a war that the power of the executive when it comes to wiretapping is unchecked?" Judge Harry Pregerson asked a government lawyer.

Analysts and PC industry sources think that the highly regarded Pfeiffer was short on execution but was top-notch executive when it came to long-term vision.

IF board members kept as tight a grip on the corporate purse as Wall Street executives do when it comes to reaching settlements with disgruntled female employees, executive pay might not be out of control in America.

These factors are particularly important, Mr. Solomon and other mortgage executives said, when it comes to the piggyback loans that many borrowers use to avoid P.M.I.

Most Hollywood executives shudder when it comes to putting their shows on the Web.

It's worth noting that Glass Ceiling reviews of the company don't paint quite as rosy a picture of the company's culture as the company's executives, especially when it comes to advancement opportunities and salary.

But perhaps the most crucial finding points to the struggles HR executives face when it comes to gaining clout in the C-Suite.