Sentence examples for the wrong corporate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ressi says he wants to help budding founders avoid rookie mistakes — like bad Web design and off-key marketing, or creating the wrong corporate structure.

"(There is) clear evidence in the U.S. and UK that these banks are nearly impossible to manage, orientated to the wrong corporate objectives and still overseen by managers who bust the world and their industry five years ago," said Dwane, whose firm holds Barclays shares.

Conversely, the wrong corporate structure and ownership could be disastrous both for the medical tourism sector and the island's reputation wider reputation in the international community.

"I want to protect the people of Florida from wrong corporate behavior, such as the polluting of Lake Okeechobee, the destruction of the Everglades, the expansion of fracking and Monsanto... We're part of nature, we're not above nature.

It has improved citizens' sense of right and wrong, corporate competitiveness, government capabilities for innovation, and the CPC's capabilities for error correction, laying a solid foundation for national self-confidence.

What went wrong: Corporate clients began cutting perks, and concierge services were one of the first.

From the late '70s through the '80s and '90s the culture seemed to provide extensive and reassuring examples of the ability of the average citizen to right the wrongs of corporate avarice.

He added that the department was "tremendously disappointed and frustrated" with the plan and that it "sends the wrong message" to corporate criminals and to the public.

Jean-Claude Trichet, governor of the Bank of France, the central bank, tried to get the three banks to sit down and talk; allowing a hostile takeover, he thought, would send entirely the wrong message to corporate France.

Presenters at last year's MTV music video awards received Che T-shirts in their gift baskets, and the San Francisco company the Wrong Element (whose corporate motto is, "The revolution will be satirized!") put out the "Liberache," a rhinestone-festooned tee bearing a composite of Guevara and his Las Vegas soul mate, Liberace.

Until recently, it was perceived as an infallible, can-do-nothing-wrong corporate icon.