Sentence examples for honest executives from inspiring English sources

Consider the forces confronting honest executives as they weigh how to report their company's earnings.

And, to be honest, executives at Columbia Pictures were not, as Mr. Maguire said, "banging down my door" to do the picture.

And honest executives, instead of focusing on doing their jobs honorably, wind up playing the same legal games dishonest executives play.

Forget the idea of burning unsuccessful but honest executives and entrepreneurs at the stake.

The savviest, and most honest, executives at Sun realize that betting on technology shifts is a tremendous gamble.

He comes across as an astute and honest executive dealing with a formidable range of business problems, and shows remorse for the scale of wrongdoing at News International.

Mr. Scott continued with the same general response he has been using for months, leaving unanswered persistent questions about whether he was a competent and honest executive.

Sure enough, John Kenneth Galbraith described the honest executive of 1967 as being one who "eschews the lovely, available and even naked woman by whom he is intimately surrounded".

Mr. Olson, a longtime critic of Enron, nonetheless said he regarded Mr. White as an honest executive, and co-workers described him as a strong leader.

I firmly believe that hardworking, honest chief executives deserve their paychecks, but that performance shouldn't be the only criterion in setting that pay.

No matter how honest senior executives are, said Bob Gabele, director of insider research at First Call/Thomson Financial, they certainly have a keener understanding than the public does of their companies' general outlook.