Sentence examples for frank chief from inspiring English sources

"Software and high-tech industries are the brain trust of the U.S.," said Shane T. Frank, chief operating officer of Alliantgroup, a consulting firm that helps video game companies and other businesses take advantage of the tax credit for research and development.

The report was prepared for Gen. Tommy R. Franks, chief of the United States Central Command, which oversees American military operations in the Persian Gulf region.

FRANK: The chiefs of administration in the occupied territories were all immediately under the Fuehrer.

— FRANK MANKIEWICZ, the chief strategist for George McGovern's 1972 presidential campaign.

Frank is frank.

Since November, James Wilkinson, a deputy communications director at the White House and a former top Republican political operative, has been assigned to General Franks as his chief spokesman.

Labour office chief Frank-Juergen Weise insisted that the German job market was "fundamentally sound and is developing solidly in a difficult economic environment".

In unusually frank comments, Japan's chief cabinet secretary, Yoshihide Suga, said Trump's criticism "completely misses the mark".

7. (S) Typically frank, MOD Political-Military Chief Amos Gilad was not certain how much longer Egyptian President Mubarak would live, and questioned whether his son Gamal was ready to assume command.

But in a brief moment of uninhibited candor — complete with some spontaneous swearing — that set the Internet ablaze, Obama said the belief that women can always "have it all" is "a lie" and voiced an unexpectedly frank rebuke of Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg's controversial "lean in" mantra.

Peter Sands, group chief executive, was frank about the situation: "This has been a disappointing first half, with difficult trading conditions, particularly in financial markets.