Sentence examples for producing corporate from inspiring English sources

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Putting it politically, the "character" inculcated in students by Levin, Randolph, and Duckworth is perfectly suited to producing corporate drones in a capitalist economy.

When Procter & Gamble bought Revlon in 1991, she and Mr. Blodgett, who was producing corporate films and commercials when they married, relocated to Baltimore, where their son Trent was born.

And Silicon Valley is still going strong and producing corporate behemoths.

She loathes her supervisor, a fat sycophant who "produced corporate propaganda with the efficiency of a sausage machine".

The campaign wanted to highlight the connection between the working conditions in domestic retail locations and international sweatshops: in both cases, workers suffer to produce corporate profits.

The sceptics were astonished when it went on to produce corporate powerhouses such as Amazon and Google, and provided businesses with remarkable new tools for boosting productivity and generating fresh ideas.The parallels with social networks are striking.

" I was looking to find a poetic truth, not produce corporate propaganda," said Mr Tarn, who sprung to fame in the 1980s as lead singer of synth-pop group Drum Theatre.

Pointing out that he is not a member of the Labour Party – and that he produced corporate tax research for the European Greens over the summer – Mr Murphy says he has "no intention of becoming a Westminster regular" and never endorsed the Labour leader.

Before entering the world of feature films, she directed and produced corporate videos and commercials.

Indeed, Wall Street can remain hopeful that the swing in economic activity from a decline of 6% a little over a year ago to nearly positive 6% will produce corporate profits that effectively mandate a floor under the market averages.