Sentence examples for overly corporate from inspiring English sources
A social media backlash ensued – not only from design aficionados who objected to the use of Helvetica – over its overly corporate looking design.
In the interview with AdAge, McMillin said the ads were not solely targeting Uber, but rather the broader set of competitors that are "overly corporate" and "impersonal".
"He's been in the scene for so long and his biggest concern has been not letting dance music become overly corporate and maintaining the artistry and integrity.
As the world starts to globalize, it is accompanied by criticism of the current forms of globalization, which are feared to be overly corporate-led.
Microsoft characterized the price model as a simplification of what had become an overly complicated corporate pricing structure.
Analysts say the new megabank, with about $1.6 trillion in assets, still has serious problems, including an overly bureaucratic corporate culture and low profitability.
Some of those "downs" came during Mr. Weill's sometimes stormy period as Citigroup's chairman and chief executive, when he fended off criticism of underinvestment and instituting an overly competitive corporate culture.
"Policy issues have joined and in many cases overly displaced corporate fundamentals in driving intraday price movements and volatility," said Mohamed El-Erian, the chief executive and co-chief investment officer at Pimco, one of the largest money managers in the world.
"A Matter of Taste" gives new meaning to the term "control freak," a concept that seems to have been invented for the era of overpaid, overly empowered corporate royalty.
DealBook » "Policy issues have joined and in many cases overly displaced corporate fundamentals in driving intraday price movements and volatility," said Mohamed El-Erian, the chief executive and co-chief investment officer at Pimco, one of the largest money managers in the world.
He points out that overly optimistic corporate guidance shot analyst estimates way too high in the past.
