Sentence examples for simultaneously executives from inspiring English sources
Young & Rubicam's chief executive, Thomas Bell, had been conducting merger discussions with WPP and Publicis simultaneously, executives close to the talks said.
Simultaneously, other executives will not only experience a loss of influence but also feel vulnerable.
Accustomed to hearing about their strengths and weaknesses simultaneously, many executives imagine any positive feedback will be unrealistic, even false.
Simultaneously, Enron executives with personal holdings outside the 401(k) were unloading their shares.
Many large corporations deal with hundreds of investigations, regulatory inquiries, and lawsuits that never make headlines, yet generate incredible financial strain and operational burden while simultaneously exposing executives and shareholders to great risk.
Labor, the Liberals and the Nationals have all allowed lobbyists – who are paid to push the interests of big business – to simultaneously hold executive roles.
Brain scans show that meditation and running can have a somewhat similar effect on the brain; simultaneously engaging executive functions and turning down the chatter of the default mode network.
Drawn from three colleges in the Boston area and from companies at different stages of development, they had the common experience of being undergraduates and senior executives simultaneously.
DETROIT -- Whatever was normal inside Chrysler's Auburn Hills headquarters is normal no more as top executives simultaneously try to manage a major restructuring plan while selling cars _ and possibly their company.
Our bet: a lot of network executives simultaneously frowned at the honesty and smiled at the advertising bucks rolling in from a viral story.
(At one point, the legend always had it, they were the second-biggest employer in Ireland after Guinness). Thus Bono: simultaneously the chief executive of the corporate rock world, and a revolutionary committed to transforming capitalism in favour of the disadvantaged.
