Sentence examples for serious chief from inspiring English sources

Serious chief executives explicitly redefine the key words organizations use to explain themselves.

"He's in a critical situation - this is considered to be extremely serious," Chief Anaesthetist Jean-François Payen told journalists.

Not one serious chief executive candidate, says Wilson, walked away during searches he's been involved in at four major companies in the past decade.

Serious chief executive officers never completely let their hair down, he says, even if they are on their way to a Super Bowl party.

"This is extremely serious," said chief executive Oliver Hudson.

Serious Materials' chief executive, Kevin Surace, said the plan would be to reopen the plant and rehire its workers.

"I told him it could definitely have a negative impact upon his career and informed him if these allegations were founded, it could have serious consequences," Chief Casey said.

It is that fear of stalemate that concerns some residents of Boulder, a city of 100,000 about 25 miles northwest of Denver that faces a number of serious issues, chief among them an effort to rein in developers.

When a Clinton aide complained to Emanuel, "Are you serious?", the chief of staff replied that Clinton should be grateful he was on the president's schedule at all, writes Alter.

"If they don't do everything right, then there will be some serious debriefing". Chief Charlie Beck said the training was more than a refresher course for rank-and-file officers.

According to a statement posted on the Steam forums from Serious Games Chief Executive Simon Egenfeldtheielsen, the slave-cramming mini-game was intended to be "insensitive and gruesome," in order to teach about slavery effectively.