corporate warriors造句

• Many laid-off corporate warriors have lowered their expectations of work itself.
• Armed with DecideRight software on their personal computers, corporate warriors can handle both challenges-- especially the second.
• But now a new, more grotesque humiliation has been heaped on the heads of Japan's corporate warriors.
• His style quickly makes a statement that the 36-year-old manager is not your typical dark-suited corporate warrior.
• But it doesn't take long for our corporate warrior to go pretty country himself, slacking around the back 40 and putting on flannel.
• Singer, however, says the ranks of corporate warriors are swelling because they are politically more palatable than increasing military force strength, he said.
• Charles Lee, who has stayed out of the limelight during his five years atop GTE Corp ., may be emerging as the next corporate warrior.
• For at least one weekend, even the most-urban corporate warrior among you can imagine what it might have been like to be a pioneer.
• That's why the Dallas Cowboys teamed up with the U . S . Small Business Administration to help turn monsters of the gridiron into corporate warriors.
• "' I Will Survive : Comeback Stories of a Corporate Warrior "'is a memoir by Sunil Robert, an author of Indian origin.
• He is the author of Corporate Warriors and Children at War [ http : / / www . randomhouse . com / pantheon / catalog / display . pperl ? isbn = 9780375423499.
• Kennard's warning came after the corporate warriors put off, but didn't settle, their quarrel over what Disney would be paid to provide its cable channels to Time Warner customers.
• "All of them have big branches here, " said Peter Singer, a Brookings Institution fellow and author of " Corporate Warriors, " a study of the private military industry.
• The pay for experienced private workers in dangerous places like Iraq can be up to $ 1, 000 a day, according to Peter W . Singer, author of " Corporate Warriors : The Rise of the Privatized Military Industry ."
• In " Corporate Warriors ", the fourth episode of the second season of the hit American crime drama " CSI : NY ", Dur醤 is mentioned by the medical examiner while discussing a dead man found to have bone grafts put in his hands to boost his punching power.
• Armed protection teams like the Blackwater group, which was working under a contract with the Coalition Provisional Authority, are the tip of an industry with annual revenues of $ 100 billion worldwide, said Peter W . Singer, a fellow at the Brookings Institution and author of " Corporate Warriors : The Rise of the Privatized Military Industry ."