Sentence examples for lead corporations from inspiring English sources

Female pastors have God-given gifts for ministry, and women are now leading some of our largest churches, just as they now lead corporations, hospitals, and military units.

Some studies are showing that labor shortages and the rise of the Internet are creating new opportunities for women to lead corporations.

One way to increase productivity would be to provide an incentive for capital investment, perhaps with a business tax overhaul that would lead corporations to repatriate the money they are keeping abroad.

In this dream, women are given ample opportunities to lead corporations and countries.

The prospect that the hired help might generally act this way led corporations to unsuccessfully seek an S.E.C. requirement that the whistle-blower present concerns internally before going to the agency.

In recent years, the productivity slowdown has become more acute, and the belief that it will persist has led corporations and investors to downsize their expectations for future G.D.P. growth.

Before blacks designed automobiles and led corporations, before blacks announced their candidacies for president, Althea Gibson went out virtually alone -- in a white tennis outfit, in a white world -- and excelled.

(1) Religion is one of the determinants that leads corporations to make donations.

Roosevelt's anti-trust efforts led corporations to attempt to persuade the public and lawmakers "that bigger [corporations] was not necessarily more evil".

MangaGamer wasn't necessarily planning on making an English version of Da Capo III, but since its parent company owns the rights, they can quash fan translations though it seems like an odd business model that leads corporations to take legal action against the most-passionate consumers of their products.

This hugely successful public relations brainstorm, linking cheap food with cheap toys (which actually dates as far back as free junk toys in Cracker Jacks and cereal boxes and on top of Ovaltine jars) led corporation after corporation to see the opportunity to make money off your kids' desires.