Sentence examples for be a better manager from inspiring English sources

Mourinho just said that he was always trying to be a better manager.

And in a stinging blow for Mr. Lhota, a former city budget director, only 35 percent of voters said he would be a better manager of municipal finances, compared with 45 percent for Mr. de Blasio.

A different president might be a better manager, more focused and less abrasive than Mr. Wahid, and might have more success in calming the political battles that have sapped his energy.

"José Mourinho has just had an important experience, the kind maybe he has not had before in his career, and when he is 60 he will be a better manager for it.

"Mourinho has had an important experience, the kind maybe he has not had before in his career, and when he is 60 he will be a better manager for it," he said of the sacking of a man he dislikes but whose record he respects.

There may not be a better manager to get a team promoted from the second tier than Steve Bruce but this feisty Midlands derby will have left him in no doubt as to how big a task it is to turn around Aston Villa's fortunes.

Did Torre believe he was a better manager now than in previous jobs?

"There's no doubt he's a better manager in the postseason," Sojo said.

"I know I'm a better manager today than when I joined Southampton and when I was at Scunthorpe.

For these encouraging developments, the Mets should be thankful because a pain-free manager is a better manager, no matter how resilient Valentine has been.

Statistically I'm a better manager than him!" It's true: Shankly won 49.95% of his games as manager, while Keegan won 50.47%.