Sentence examples for highly corporate from inspiring English sources

That wasn't enough for some critics, who felt that the measured statements came across as highly corporate — the response of someone balancing multiple stakeholders, including the people represented by his management company, Roc Nation.

Alas, "digital divide" is just "power divide" in disguise – and the intensity and ubiquity of connectivity, at least in its highly corporate contemporary reincarnation, do little to bridge it.

It's a sly response to Call of Duty's highly corporate identity.

The idea of the puddles "was a reaction against the lobby of the building, which was highly corporate," Alexander said.

In contrast to the wholesome story of Tony Hawk, he found success as the founder and driving force behind Toy Machine Bloodsucking Skateboard Co., an adverse reaction to the misrepresented and highly corporate images of skateboarding in popular culture.

Steve was often ridiculed for being a highly paid corporate executive with a fleet of corporate jets.

According to The Economist, ISDS gives foreign firms a special right to apply to a secretive tribunal of highly paid corporate lawyers for compensation whenever the government passes a law to do things that hurt corporate profits -- such things as discouraging smoking, protecting the environment or preventing a nuclear catastrophe.

They're simply overworked and outgunned by highly paid corporate or institutional legal beagles.

Justo and Obaid's long friendship, stretched to breaking point over 12 months of highly charged corporate life, finally snapped.

Rather, Rosenberg, a highly respected corporate attorney in Guatemala, was certain that he was going to be assassinated.

Ray was a highly respected corporate securities lawyer, credited with developing some of the most widely used and innovative financial securities products in the investment banking industry.