Sentence examples for highly capable leader from inspiring English sources

There are two reasons: One is you don't need to pay two leaders to do the job that one highly capable leader could do.

But to continue to avoid the fate of the Pottsville Maroons and Akron Pros two other small-town teams that faded from the NFL in the early going the Packers will also need to find another highly capable leader to follow Harlan.

Too often though, I've seen strong, highly capable leaders unintentionally make those transitions far more clunky and alienating than they ever needed to be.

"If he is still alive and still in charge, that means Al Qaeda continues to have a highly capable and venomous leader".

She is a true -- and highly capable -- Thought Leader and Global Citizen.

So the fact that you're a highly capable manager and leader, might become obscured by all the other organizational nonsense you have to deal with in order to just get your job done.

Thatcher was criticised for the neglect of the Falklands' defence that led to the war, and especially by Tam Dalyell in parliament for the decision to sink the General Belgrano, but overall she was considered a highly capable and committed war leader.

We see fewer prominent leaders who seem genuine and highly capable, and many who have been compromised, deposed, or defeated.

These are leaders who, in addition to being highly capable, also possess a paradoxical mix of two important and seemingly conflicting qualities: great ambition and personal humility.

As a business leader, it pained me to see intelligent and highly capable employees stuck with monotonous work, rather than proactive and transformative projects.

Green co-leader Patrick Harvie said Ms Sturgeon was a "highly capable, professional and impressive" political figure.