Sentence examples for erratic management from inspiring English sources

Nor have Mr Ellison's somewhat erratic management changes done much to soothe shareholders.

Mr. Yanukovich said Ms. Tymoshenko was untrustworthy and was responsible for Ukraine's troubles because of her erratic management.

Among them is the president's erratic management style -- his habit of committing himself in a hurry and making "snap judgments on insufficient information," especially on economic matters.

Indeed, Ms. Dial quickly became a controversial figure inside Citigroup, where some employees disparagingly referred to her as the "human cyclone" — a nickname she had earned in the past — because of what they considered her erratic management style.

The likely upshot is that a fair amount of privatisation will take place, but not at prices that will rescue the public finances, and not in a manner that will do much to boost productivity.The prospects for serious reform of the economy have been dented further by Mr Ahmadinejad's erratic management of it.

Three times Gillard defeated him for the leadership: first, to take his job after his colleagues realised they could no longer cope with his erratic management style; then again, overwhelmingly in a vote in the party Caucus; then again in a contest which his followers called on, only to have him run away from the battle once he knew he could not win.

But it suffers from erratic financial management, especially in the larger trusts, many of which are struggling to make savings while running acceptable services.

There have been accusations of sleaze, including from Britain's grandmaster Nigel Short, complaints of erratic tournament management, and allegations that in 1998 two of Ilyumzhinov's aides murdered an opposition journalist, Larisa Yudina ‑ an accusation Ilyumzhinov denies.

Skate was instrumental in moving the Bougainville peace process forward, but his erratic fiscal management as prime minister jeopardized Papua New Guinea's standing with the World Bank and international aid donors and investors.

Nor will I say anything about his erratic economic management, always trusting that a new rubric would lift the island once and for all up from underdevelopment while, at the same time, always paranoiacally cutting short any emergence of a prospering middle class if it wasn't linked to his political-ideological-familial faction.

Capital was scarce and macroeconomic management erratic.