Sentence examples for great managerial from inspiring English sources

English football's great managerial escapologist once again picked the lock on the chains around him with a win that turned Liverpool's rapidly diminishing season upon its head.

He talks equally well about the Chelsea method of power over art, why strength over beauty should not be derided, and Hiddink's great managerial skill.

Anthony Maher, who was the Greater London Authority GLAA) chief executive under Livingstone, has described him as "a great managerial politician".

'Females are traditionally more verbal, more articulate, more communicative, more empathetic, more concerned about people's feelings, more collegiate in a way, so I think that makes for great managerial qualities.

Norway may not have a great managerial track record in English football – it didn't work out for Olsen, Stale Solbakken or Henning Berg – but I really do see Ole Gunnar being a success.

Ancelotti may not be completely happy at the Bernabeu, few coaches ever seem to be, but if his side reach the Champions League final at Bayern Munich's expense he will be on the verge of one of the great managerial achievements.

Instead, many policy makers seem to believe that it can be addressed by greater managerial flexibility.

Now individualised incentives and greater managerial leeway have spread to the manufacturing sector.

It would be hard to imagine a greater managerial disaster in the annals of American business.Where this leaves Mr Buffett is hard to say.

To head off defections, Mr. Wasserstein, 53, has since met again with several partners privately and offered them greater managerial control over Lazard's operations in France.

That style, and the prospect of greater managerial control than he received in Spain and Russia, produced the coup of Laudrup moving to south Wales.