Sentence examples for make it corporate from inspiring English sources

If BAE is getting public money to help it win contracts which it then secures with bribes, doesn't this make it corporate benefit fraud?

Further, for News Corp to buy into such an untamed media property is to risk ruining it by making it corporate and by definition 'uncool'uncool

Mr Withers said: "They want to move Carnival to Hyde Park and make it a corporate affair.

"It helps take away the whole idea of blacks not being able to make it in corporate America".

Will the ex-Wendy's exec make it a corporate hat trick and resurface at McDonald's ?

After more than four years of making "it look corporate all the time" with her YouTube videos, Veloz was laid off from her job as an executive assistant for a publishing company at the end of the 2016.

The BlackBerry still has the security features that make it beloved of corporate I.T. departments, but it has fallen from the top of the heap in consumer popularity.

Similar reforms had failed in 2003 and 2007, but it was believed that the crisis would make it hard for corporate lobbyists to resist this time.

That would be good news for academics and people debating public policy.A third part of the bill would make it harder for corporate bodies to sue.

Either you make it to the corporate suite and control your own hiring and the distribution of financial rewards, or you're out and on your own.

But there are other provisions included in all three pension bills that did not make it into the corporate overhaul measure.