Sentence examples for fortune survey from inspiring English sources
It was listed among the top service companies in a Fortune survey in 1989.
In a 1990 Fortune survey of Pacific Rim businesses, only one Chinese enterprise made the list of the top 150 based on size.
Later he started his own research company, Elmo Roper, Inc. Roper was the director of the Fortune Survey, the first national poll based on scientific sampling techniques, from 1935 to 1950.
In 2002, according to a Fortune survey of a hundred of the nation's biggest companies, neither scandal nor a slumping economy prevented the typical C.E.O. from getting a raise of fourteen per cent, bringing his total take-home pay to more than thirteen million dollars.
Bud's father Elmo Roper co-founded one of the first market research firms in 1933, was director of the Fortune Survey — the first national poll based on scientific sampling techniques — from 1935 until 1950, and his correct prediction of the 1936 Franklin Roosevelt landslide over Alf Landon helped establish scientific polling as a viable industry.
For the second year in a row, Apple is the world's most-admired company, according to a Fortune survey of 3,750 business executives, directors, and analysts.
That claim is true, according to a Fortune magazine survey that placed pharmaceutical profits in 1999 at 18.9percentt.
Additional evidence of the uncertain relationship between EPS growth and returns to shareholders is offered by the 1980 Fortune "500" survey of the largest industrial corporations.
About 29percentt of Johnson & Johnson's employees are minorities, according to a Fortune magazine survey in January 2000, which ranked it 68th among the 100 best companies to work for in America.
Impossible, that is, if you have the good fortune to survey the National Gallery with its director – a benison granted me in the flesh, but which is also available to anyone who gets hold of a copy of his short book in the Scala series, Director's Choice, and uses it to pilot their way around the permanent collection.
In October of that year, a Fortune magazine survey to find the nation's favorite movie actor listed Tracy in first place.
