Sentence examples for trends executives from inspiring English sources

In an industry so focused on trying to predict trends, executives benefit from having both their own knowledge about the industry and experience in reading what other car guys are telling them.

"Reign" does tip its hat to some current trends, executive producer McCarthy said, with supernatural, horror and fantasy elements.

Then in the 1970s she played "spunky" (see a trend?) executive producer Mary Richards in the MTM Show giving us a new model for how women can be in the work force, maintain their self and thrive.

The structural trends TV executives have been warning about for years, including a gradual decline in audiences for the five main terrestrial channels and subsequent falls in advertising revenues, have accelerated as recession bites, and ITV feels them more keenly than its competitors.

Correction: December 9, 2001, Sunday An article last Sunday about trends in executive pay during a slowing economy misstated one change in the compensation packages of chief executives at 350 big companies last year.

Even as Isiah Thomas, the Knicks' president, bucked the trend, many executives figured the best move was not to make a move at this year's deadline.

Though CBS may lead this trend, program executives at the other networks are likely to try to come up with their own, similar formats.

That is in contrast to baseball, where the analytics trend inspired executives league-wide to adopt advanced statistics into their decision-making.

Some middle- and upper-class Chinese parents and expatriates have already begun leaving China, a trend that executives say could result in a huge loss of talent and experience.

The literature for that one stated that "celebrities have become powerful advocates for social, political and economic causes" and asked this tough follow-up question: "What accounts for this trend?" (For executives who do not want to shell out $37,600 in annual membership fees and charges to attend next year's panel, here is one possible four-word answer: Because they are sexy).

Recent economic turmoil has raised noteworthy trends among executive compensation.