Sentence examples for large executive from inspiring English sources

Even so, misplaced optimism can be troubling, they add, particularly when that optimism leads directly to a large executive payday.

Ken Shimabuku, who works for a large executive search firm in Osaka, said he had been surprised Tuesday by the number of people carrying suitcases through the streets.

The same is true of most advanced political systems, for the making and implementation of government policy require very large executive and administrative establishments.

For a time, A.I.G. was essentially a ward of the federal government, which owned the bulk of its stock, yet it continued paying large executive bonuses.

There were cheers as one member asked why the organisation paid out such large executive salaries when it did not pay the living wage.

Since Glencore announced its all-share offer in February, it has met with strong investor opposition over the value of the bid and large executive retention bonuses worth a combined $220 million.

In a nod to the American love of large, executives said, its 669 rooms will be bigger than usual, though still tight: 170 square feet rather than 108.

"They tend to take larger executive aircraft.

Just last week, Heidrick & Struggles, the world's largest executive recruiter, said it expected to report in early August a gain of more than 40percentt in quarterly revenue -- as well as higher-than-expected earnings.

"I'm hearing more optimism from my technology clients than I have in the last 24 or 36 months," said David Nosal, who runs the Northern California operations of Korn/Ferry International, the nation's largest executive search company.

And in a March survey of the 50 largest executive recruiting firms by Kennedy Information, a publishing and research firm that analyzes the executive search industry, 26percentt said they find part-time jobs for executives, largely for those getting out of their careers.