Sentence examples for executives will need from inspiring English sources

As the risk of default grows, company executives will need to monitor marginal customers closely and tighten sales terms.

Mr Page and his fellow executives will need to keep Google's profits growing steadily and its innovation machine pumping out more sexy new offerings such as Glass in order to cement its status as one of the stockmarket's great hits.

And Gazprom executives will need foreign expertise to tap reserves in some of the world's most inhospitable places Sakhalin in the Far East and Shtokman, toward the Arctic Ocean, among them.

Those watching the Democratic primary for Essex County executive will need a scorecard, no doubt, when heading to the polls on Tuesday.

Our new chief executive will need to be someone with the strategic vision, innovative ideas, partnership working skills and gravitas to help lead Manchester forwards into an exciting new phase".

Whether a prospective chief executive will need to work with a CEO-turned chairman — and how influential that former chief is likely to be — depends partly on where the company is.

In order to receive the big cardboard check from Israel, the chief executive will need to swear, in an elaborate, 9-hour Masoniceremonyny held in City Hall Park (we'll make sure no outsiders document the event) that he will not print the current undisclosed location of Michael Jackson, the Challenger and Columbia space shuttles, or either WTC tower.

Rather than policing business executives, he will need to persuade them to invest in the depressed upstate region.

Says Tyrell, "Beyond the first week of war, the only thing that's certain is that all of us [ad executives] will need to implement revised media buys".

Channel 4, with a new chairman and chief executive officer, will need to take a long hard look at its remit and resources after failing to secure additional public funding.

Chief Executive Taurel will need more than Zovant to replace the riches of Prozac.