Sentence examples for returned to corporate from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, he returned to corporate labor law, retiring from Olin in 1977 as V.P. of Industrial Relations.

He returned to corporate law and for the next eight years also served as director of several companies while retaining close connections with political associates.

They have returned to corporate headquarters (those not built out of paper) with some stunning prizes: it was revealed last month that Facebook paid less UK tax in 2014 than the average British citizen.

This made it possible for him to buy a condominium in Sun Valley, Idaho, a few doors down from his former boss Mickey Kantor, who had returned to corporate law.

Of those revenues, 27% ($7.8 billion) are used to subsidize "green" spending in energy efficiency or renewable energy; 26% ($7.4 billion) go toward state general funds; and 36% ($10.1 billion) are returned to corporate or individual taxpayers through paired tax cuts or direct rebates.

Holder, a close confidant of the president, retired from the Justice Department in February 2015 after a stormy near six-year tenure at its helm and returned to corporate practice at the white-show law firm of Covington & Burling.

Did you consider returning to corporate law?

"If successful, I don't see myself returning to corporate America," he says.

I hadn't planned to return to corporate life, but I liked what he had to say.

In October Tuck School at Dartmouth, New Hampshire, will start a course on returning to corporate life after an extended absence.

Some sources of failure are better than others: get fired during a merger, a political clash or over a strategic disagreement, and you have a two-thirds chance of returning to corporate leadership within two years.