Sentence examples for stellar business from inspiring English sources
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But it was not disgrace in the way other stellar business careers have ended: Kenneth Lay's of Enron, or Bernie Ebbers' of Worldcom, for example.
The combination, the study says, would reduce the profile of Hewlett-Packard's one stellar business -- computer printers and supplies -- thus undermining shareholder value.
Once a defendant testifies in his own case, the jury's focus often shifts from the government evidence to the credibility of Mr. Gupta, who, until recently, had a sterling reputation and a stellar business career.
The candidates drawn to the pitiless grind of American presidential politics tend to be in some way brilliant, whether they boast stellar business careers, dazzling eloquence or triumphant life-stories.
And while people can carp about the reasons, it's hard to argue with the fact that "Cat" is the third Broadway show in four years that has drawn a mostly black audience and stellar business.
However, note that, like computer manufacturers, some e-waste recycling and disposal companies have less-than-stellar business practices.
Often the deal is that the firm will sponsor them through the course - at a cost of up to £100,000 for stellar US business schools like Harvard, Wharton and Stamford - in return for a commitment that their employee will come and work for them for them for a couple of years after they are have graduated.
Here is a hypothetical: You just watched an online video for a company that talks about its new product, its heritage, a new location, stellar employees, business awards, recent philanthropic endeavor, personal message from the CEO, and new rewards program.
It's not much of a surprise to know that the Stellar Vision business was started in 1984 by a Portland, Ore., man as a way to banish childrens' fear of the dark.
