Sentence examples for less managerial from inspiring English sources

Last spring Mr. Bloomberg began a quiet evolution: he started working on his political moves, and on appearing a bit more mayoral and a bit less managerial.

A more creative, less managerial chief inspector could have advocated a less narrow, more challenging curriculum with a broader range of objectives – intellectual, social, creative and moral – reflecting the whole range of student achievement.

Even those who leave the firm to run less managerial businesses — hedge fund executives like Edward S. Lampert, Eric Mindich and Daniel Och — were instilled with the notion that success comes from building a team.

An economy that is more entrepreneurial, less managerial, would be less subject to the kind of distortions that occur when corporate managers' compensation is tied to the short-term profit of distant shareholders.

Using data from 1658 scientists and engineers and their managers in 24 U.S. companies, we find that managers evaluate Indians (but not Chinese) to have less managerial potential and to be less effective at working with others than Caucasians.

Recent HR differentiation research has been concerned with HRM differences within job groups (such as between more and less talented managerial employees) and HRM differences between job groups of different strategic value (such as knowledge and manual workers).

One might argue that Florida's Creative Class isn't all that different from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' less exciting professional, managerial, and technical occupational categories, and that he's really saying that the urban economy is now white-collar rather than industrial.

Flanked by Chelsea's chief press man, Benítez winced his way beneath the Tambling Suite's low ceiling and settled down at the gallows-like plinth at the far end with its familiar dual unveiling chairs, the two of them looking less like a managerial dream date and more like a pair of policemen announcing a fresh investigation into some unsolved atrocity.

Yet Raúl always had a distinct personality he's reputedly more pragmatic and managerial, less intransigently ideological and bombastic, than his brother.

Less than 10 percent of managerial positions are occupied by women in the Arab world, according to a report by Al Bawaba Group, an information, media and technology consulting business based in Amman.

It might also sound hypocritical: nine out of the 23 members of Mr Blair's cabinet, including the education secretary, Ruth Kelly, and her predecessor in the job, Charles Clarke, attended private schools at some stage.Second, British politics has become less tribal and more managerial.