Sentence examples for manager's term from inspiring English sources

According to company e-mail unsealed in civil lawsuits, AstraZeneca "buried" — a manager's term — a 1997 study that showed Seroquel users gained 11 pounds a year, while publicizing a study that claimed users lost weight.

According to company e-mail messages unsealed in civil lawsuits, AstraZeneca "buried" -- a manager's term -- a 1997 study that showed Seroquel users gained 11 pounds a year, while publicizing a study that asserted users lost weight.

"They (front office) must decide if the Mariners really are, in manager John McLaren's term, 'a good team playing terrible baseball.' " Stone writes.

Federal prosecutors and lawyers for Raj Rajaratnam filed their second round of sentencing briefs on Friday, setting the stage for later this month when a federal judge will announce the former hedge fund manager's prison term.

"One of Anton Zingarevich's main priorities when he came to the club was to secure the manager's long term future with Reading and he already had this conversation with Brian before Mick McCarthy even left Wolves," said Madejski.

He also admitted the manager's long-term thinking played a significant part.

Because of the availability of data and our interests in the manager's long-term behavior rather than formation changes during a match [25], we used the formation data released in the beginning of the matches.

United were cast in a similar role when resurgent Liverpool visited Old Trafford 10 days ago - and performed it with such ineptitude that a 3-0 deflatteredtereDavid Moyesesideide and prompted questions about the manager's long-term future.

Wigan owner Dave Whelan is ready to meet manager Roberto Martinez's "terms" in a bid to stop him joining Liverpool or Aston Villa.

Just as in the 1960s rock went middle class - that's [rock manager] Peter Jenner's term for it - so in the 1970s it went faux working class.

"He is a manager's dream in terms of his commitment to the team," said McLeish.