Sentence examples for sort of executive from inspiring English sources

What sort of executive takes a coach?

Bondholders would be wise to put a covenant requiring exactly this sort of executive compensation structure in their debenture agreements.

To Zalaznick, though, independent film and cable television present essentially the same challenges and require the same sort of executive resourcefulness.

Mr. Welburn's personality is quite the opposite, the sort of executive often called classy and no more likely to wear a silver leather outfit than a Carmen Miranda stack-of-bananas hat.

Q: As you know, the Senate Democrats, Harry Reid sent you a letter begging you, essentially, to take -- consider some sort of executive action on this debt ceiling issue.

The number of union members in American workplaces has fallen by 800,000, to 13m, since Mr Sweeney took the helm of the AFL-CIO in 1995 (perhaps he deserves some sort of executive bonus for this?).

Mr. Wetherell wrote that CMGI is shifting the sort of executives it hires from "entrepreneurial types" to those with broader experience.

It's a clever and promising idea – full of such moments as Russell struggling not to flinch when her daughter reports the cold war anti-Ruskie tone of American history-teaching – but the sort of executives who like viewers to know where they are straightaway would be signed off on immediate sick-leave after a viewing.

"That's enabled [Barack Obama] to, I think, make some quite interesting commitments on climate change which is being delivered through all sorts of executive motions rather than Congress," Cameron said.

"This could pose tremendous problems for future administrations on all sorts of executive actions, not just immigration".

(And last year's big, it-went-viral-out-of-the-upfronts winner, "This Is Us," became a breakout hit). One comment on the presentation today: ABC sure likes to give shout-outs to all sorts of executives.