Sentence examples for generation of bosses from inspiring English sources

B1 A Mole Disrupts the Mob An undercover F.B.I. agent who posed as a mob muscleman has helped bring down a new generation of bosses in the Gambino organized-crime family, federal law enforcement officials said.

Some of the current generation of bosses have succeeded against extraordinary odds: Ms Foster was born in a favela and started work as a rag-picker at the age of eight but eventually earned engineering degrees and an MBA.

For a whole generation of bosses, what they do in the next few months may come to define the rest of their careers.For the few lucky hoarders, this is a time to feel both smug and predatory.

He remained at the top of his game for more than 60 years, advising generations of bosses and avoiding being ensnared by fashion.

It's not a new message, but it needs to be repackaged frequently and relearned by successive generations of bosses.

That could mean that the next generation of star bosses actually earn their rewards.

Successfully prosecuting individuals would, by contrast, send a very clear message to the current generation of company bosses.

In sum, a new generation of German bosses is showing a new zeal in cost-cutting and a readiness to innovate.

Are we about to see a new technocrat generation of museum bosses who keep their heads down, put PR first and do all they can to meet goals defined by politicians and the press?

Although Mr Murdoch, aged 82, shows little sign of stepping out of the limelight, there is a new generation of media bosses who are less flamboyant than their predecessors and more interested in making money than in wielding power and influence.

Strangely in the past two decades the bald coaches – in FA Cup final week let's also mention Jimmy Melia and John Sillett – have all but disappeared from our sporting landscape, and with them an entire generation of British bosses has been lost.