Sentence examples for strategy position from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yang, a Yahoo co-founder, said on Monday that he would give up the chief executive role once a successor is named and revert to being "chief Yahoo," the strategy position he held before his 18 turbulent months running the company.

The parameters of this strategy position the investor to make money as long as the price of the underlying fund shifts dramatically by expiration day.

Fazil ends his summer with three job offers, including a product strategy position at Verizon Wireless' mobile apps and devices group.

Today that means: How will my investors help me build a next-generation team, form a data strategy, position my company, make partnerships and keep me funded with the best syndicate for the marathon ahead?

At her first job out of college, a strategy position at the hotel and travel company Starwood that she landed through a Seneca Club connection, Hyman's boss, a woman about 15 years older, sat her down and told he she was too loud and enthusiastic in meetings.

The strategy positioned Patek Philippe to compete in the same market as fashion houses such as Cartier, but ignored the growing market for women's mechanical timepieces.

Mr. Zocchi takes pride, he says, in taking undisciplined "street fighters" and teaching them the finer points of the sport: strategy, positioning, body control.

Everybody knows that in terms of putting it all together, in terms of the politics, in terms of strategy positions and also policy, that Karl is the hub, the central node of activity that surrounds the presidency".

A prosthetic generification strategy positions the robot as part of a socio-technical agencement that configures older persons into disciplined agency, while a habilitating strategy speaks to them as active actors in the innovation process.

1. Reaffirm their commitment to diversity through active engagement of minorities in the areas of corporate strategy, positioning, and revenue generation.

Furthermore, this strategy positions the clinician to respond in alignment with the patient's expressed level of readiness.