Sentence examples for mass corporate from inspiring English sources
The economic outlook was highly uncertain, some people were predicting a mass corporate exodus, and the city had a big budget deficit.
The way back from the mass corporate online instruction offered by some for-profit universities, such as the University of Phoenix in Arizona, is through blended learning.
Software that transforms PDAs from a personal assistant into a tool for mass corporate deployment will do well, says IDC analyst Jill House.
I detailed this experience in a study I co-wrote on "Critical Mass on Corporate Boards: Why Three or More Women Enhance Governance" (Wellesley Centers for Women, 2006).
What are the insights and practices that will encourage a critical mass of corporate coalitions to work together to create a sustainable value chain?
Many monsters prey upon Yael: a Rwandan mass murderer, corporate executives and U.N. policy makers whose namby-pamby approach to conflict resolution has enabled ethnic cleansers of all stripes.
Pity the nation that needs to jail those who ask for justice, while communal killers, mass murderers, corporate scamsters, looters, rapists, and those who prey on the poorest of the poor roam free".
In the years since, a bewildering array of new fronts have opened up on the battlefield: social media, third-party cookies, NSA/GCHQ mass surveillance, corporate espionage, mass-scale breaches, the trade in zero-day vulnerabilities that governments weaponise to attack their adversaries, and Bullrun and Edgehill, the secret programmes of security sabotage revealed by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
By the autumn of 1998 Microsoft had won the war, and Netscape, having been reduced to a quivering mass of corporate jelly, was purchased by America Online aol.
At stake are issues of mass transit, corporate citizenship and balancing the intimate rhythms of urban community life with the mass market exigencies of servicing urban tourism.
Six days after the Heartland Institute launched an ad campaign comparing a belief in global warming to the psychology of mass murder, corporate sponsors are still exiting in droves.
