Sentence examples for worst executives from inspiring English sources

The absurdity of the failed legislation's contents aside, Granholm is widely regarded as one of the worst executives in the country, with an approval rating of 37% as of August.

If the pick turns out to be a failure, Jim Buss will cement his spot as one of the worst executives in sports.

Ralph G. Neas, president of People for the American Way, said, "This is the worst executive branch nomination I have ever seen".

Several former employees seemed less than pleased with Gupta's performance, writing in a number of Glassdoor reviews that he was "abominable," "kind of a monster" and "by far the worst executive".

Fiorina has been named one of the US's worst chief executives on several occasions.

Take so-called "golden parachutes", the large pay-offs that even the worst exiting executives sometimes receive.

One problem after another, from earnings disappointments to a snubbed takeover offer, earned her a reputation as one of the nation's worst chief executives.

But Justice Frank N. Marrocco of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice accepted defense arguments that, at worst, the executives had engaged in excessively aggressive accounting and not a criminal conspiracy to enrich themselves.

The Financial Times the other day echoed the senti-ments of many here and overseas when it speculated that President Bush could well be one of the worst chief executives the U.S. has ever had.

In our fifth annual performance versus pay scorecard of the best and worst chief executives, we again set out to find the bosses who delivered the best bang for the buck.

Our annual scorecard of the best and worst chief executives starts with the 500 largest U.S. companies as measured by a composite of sales, profits, assets and market value.