Sentence examples for frequent leadership from inspiring English sources

Japan's frequent leadership changes are dizzying and increasingly counterproductive.

The magazine, which is 43 years old, has been buffeted by the frequent leadership changes, including the completion of its purchase by Time Inc. in 2005.

This phenomenon has also been documented in Bolivia, where frequent leadership changes among MOH staff decrease possibilities for VIA-related capacity building.

But each effort has faltered, fueled by a frequent turnover in leadership, as principals have quit in frustration or been forced out after scandals.

Frequent change in leadership had prevented the government from pursuing long-term fiscal reform, the agency said, while the recent disasters had delayed recovery.

The council has had frequent changes in leadership and political alliances in recent years.

For the Afghan Army, problems include attrition rates of about 20%, deficiencies in leadership, frequent absenteeism that can reduce units to 50% of their strength, limited logistical capabilities, and questionable behavior.

For many decades of UAW history, strikes were frequent and union leadership competed to see which could be most aggressive in wresting a good contract from Detroit's Big Three.

Many Pakistani fans, exasperated by his frequent failures and lackadaisical leadership, have given up on him.

After 1450 Ottoman-Mamlūk rivalry intensified, resulting in dynastic struggles and frequent changes in Dulkadir leadership.

Among other issues that need to be addressed, they also cite the agency's limited use of fines or subpoenas against auto manufacturers, a dearth of technical expertise in areas like electronic throttle problems and frequent turnover in its leadership.