Sentence examples for host of managers from inspiring English sources

So here for your viewing is a selection of some of the biggest blunders, the footballing faux pas made by a whole host of managers.

Harry Redknapp made little of the episode even if he joined the host of managers who wonder what the purpose of the extra officials behind each goal could possibly be.

But there is a fear that former boss Graham Westley, who is now at Preston but guided Boro to back-to-back promotions, could be among a host of managers keen to launch a raid of the Broadhall Way assets, with full-back Scott Laird the latest to be linked to Deepdale. .

"Over the last 10 to 20 years, there's been a host of organization managers and financial investors saying the traditional approach to investing in this bifurcated framework of for-profit and nonprofit doesn't capture what they're really trying to achieve," Mr. Emerson said.

Its entry into the top emerging-market indexes will make it a "must hold" for a host of fund managers.

Ferguson is among a host of Premier League managers and players to have backed Redknapp for the England job following Capello's resignation on 8 February.

In the brokerage business so-called open architecture has been around since the 1980s, when Charles Schwab & Co. began allowing independent advisors to choose from a host of investment managers and products.

In the sea of sunburned fans at Lahaina Civic Center are a host of N.B.A. general managers and scouts, watching the games to evaluate talent.

A host of footballers, coaches, managers and officials have joined forces for a poetic tribute to the 1914 Christmas Truce.

U.S. venture is a competitive sport, with many well-established brands battling to invest in the best companies, as well as an ever-increasing host of new emerging managers.

Ralph Whitworth, another veteran activist, is embroiled in a gruelling fight with the management of Sovereign Bank, which is pursuing a merger strategy that he regards, with good reason, as wasteful.Inspired by the old guard, and under growing pressure to boost their returns, a host of younger hedge-fund managers are becoming activist shareholders, too.