Sentence examples for a majority of managers from inspiring English sources

Even so, a majority of managers surveyed said they expected the economy to tread water next year, rather than improving.

A majority of managers in the UK believe Brexit-related uncertainty will hold back economic growth next year and almost half think leaving the UK will be a drag in the long term, according to a survey.

But the CMI poll, conducted in November and published on Wednesday, also showed a majority of managers, 57%, were confident about their organisations' own prospects in the year ahead.

Know your subject The final frontier Looking more convincing Leader of the swarm ReprintsA 2004 survey of chief financial officers by John Graham, Campbell Harvey and Shiva Rajgopal showed that a majority of managers were prepared to sacrifice a profitable long-term project to hit their quarterly numbers.

In both data sets, the fractions of managers with significant M values were small, indicating that two consecutive interevent times were uncorrelated for a majority of managers.

Even though a majority of managers feel they give enough feedback, employees are craving more.

"I believe more strongly than ever that though a majority of active managers outperformed their indexes last year, index funds are better long-term investments," he said.

If a majority of general managers, at least 16 of the 30, vote to recommend a rules change, it will then be voted on by the league governors representing the 30 teams at their June meeting.

And in 2010, according to a December study from the Association of Corporate Travel Executives, a majority of travel managers say they will use more video or Web conferencing, rather than in-person meetings, to cut travel budgets.

Doan's opinion reflects that of a majority of general managers, who believe that penalizing all contact with the head would reduce the heavy hitting and physicality that characterize the league.

The performance stands in stark contrast to the equity markets, where a majority of fund managers continue to lag behind the Standard & Poor's 500 index of blue-chip stocks.