Sentence examples for dilemma managers from inspiring English sources

"When faced with a new moral dilemma, managers need to pick their battles and decide what to bring to upper management," Kaptein said.

"He's fit enough to carry on playing, which is his dilemma," manager Steve Cotterill told the club's website.

As the theory predicts, the resistances are structural even at the best-managed companies and hence the term innovator's dilemma: what managers in their right minds wouldn't pursue better margins from high-end consumers in predictable, well-established markets?

An effective working relationship hinges on the resolution of what a colleague and I have called "the planning dilemma".16 Managers have the information and the authority; analysts have the time and the technology.

From a theoretical perspective, EM can be primarily seen as an agency dilemma, since managers (agents) are able to make decisions on behalf of shareholders and other stakeholders (principals) that may be based on managers' self-interest rather than that of the company.

"We had to get it done at some point and put an end to this dilemma," Colorado Manager Buddy Bell said yesterday.

It is easy enough to dismiss the dilemma of training managers, though we may need new leaders or leaders at the expense of managers, by saying that the need is for people who can be both.

These conflicting objectives cause a dilemma for water managers when defining reservoir operation policy.

That will create a dilemma for team managers, who are used to being able to have at least one rider more than they need, as is the case at the world championships.

The answer to the current England manager dilemma is clear.

A suspension to Hibs' first-choice keeper, Mark Oxley, triggered a dilemma for the manager, Alan Stubbs.