Sentence examples for superior executives from inspiring English sources
Often, of course, this will include some of the directors or superior executives who commissioned you for the job.
As Duerksen wrote, "Today's superior executives must both complete tasks themselves and concurrently inspire, motivate, manage, and work through dozens, hundreds, or thousands [of people] who are not wired like them.
They have superior executive function and all it entails: they can reason, solve problems, orchestrate complex thought and better foresee consequences.
But a new study reports that soccer players actually have superior executive functions, the brain processes responsible for planning and abstract thinking.
During the conference call, Mr. Redstone did attribute the company's performance in the quarter to "the talent, commitment and superior executive of our management team, led by Mel Karmazin".
That may be partly genetic, but, Hoeft says, it may also point to a particular educational experience: "If it's superior executive function that is helping some kids develop despite genetic predisposition to the contrary, that is really good news, because that is something we do well — we know how to train executive function".
Do bilinguals show an advantage because they have superior executive control processes (as suggested by the bilingual cognitive advantage hypothesis), and are thus better able to resolve Stroop conflict?
But Bush is undoubtedly Reagan's superior in the executive management of a divided, competitive staff.
"When you actually line up the deals, it's very clear whose offer is superior," said one executive close to First Union's thinking.
One day I was talking to my superior, an ABC executive in New York, who said: "If you don't shoot yourself in the foot, you can have a job just like mine".
A smaller group led by Green Clay and Robert Johnson consisted mostly of planters who opposed most limits on the power of the legislature, which they believed was superior to the executive and judicial branches.
