Sentence examples for better administrators from inspiring English sources

"Some might be better administrators but they probably won't be better communicators".

While supporting the idea of giving students time to do better, administrators fret about the equity of a strategy available only to the ambitious affluent, those who can pay $25,000 to $35,000 a year.

Edison is also about to begin marketing its services to smaller districts through training programs, not unlike those to be purchased system-wide in Philadelphia, intended to show teachers how to better manage their classrooms and show principals how to become better administrators.

The big winners - those promoted because, it is claimed, they will be better administrators or better communicators than those they replace - will march up Downing Street in front of the cameras to hear their good news.

I think he'd be a better administrator than Green.

"A woman is a better administrator than a man, that's the truth," she said.

By the mayoral election year of 1973, Mr. Lindsay had become a far more pragmatic politician and a better administrator -- even his opponents said so.

Challenged to be a better teacher, a better writer, a better administrator, a better husband, father, son.

They understand the college better than administrators, almost as well as faculty, and significantly better than trustees, most of whom are considerably older and more removed than younger alumni are from their college experience.

There are certainly bishops who are better scholars and administrators.

"They know their child's language needs better than school administrators and teachers.