Sentence examples for made managing from inspiring English sources

The company's assistant manager for operations, Stewart Pearce, was made managing director of the guild, and the Met plays a stronger role in its educational programs.

Made managing director of Birmingham City FC in 1993.

David Sharrock, the chief operating officer of GMG Regional Media, has been made managing director of MEN Media.

He joined the family business in 1957, helping two elder brothers at the then Hyundai Construction Company, and was made managing director in 1960.

He was made managing director of Tyne Tees in 1983, and then moved to Central – bigger, grander – as director of programmes, then MD in 1984.

In 1961 Pininfarina was made managing director, and when his father died half a decade later it was a logical step for him to take over the chairmanship, going on to lead the company for the next 40 years.

It originated from the abandonment of ideals that made managed care necessary in the first place.

But the factors that made managed care successful at first in controlling costs have begun to turn against it.

That makes managing life quite difficult.

Increased regulation makes managing a company a minefield.

This causes dangerous instabilities that make managing the reactor tricky.