Sentence examples for manager changing from inspiring English sources

And, with a password manager, changing passwords becomes trivial.

There is nothing inherently wrong with a money manager changing strategy.

For example, the university report describes Jianshi Kang, the laboratory manager, changing the results for a toxic compound in air, soil or water samples from unacceptable to acceptable levels.

With up to 20 musicians crammed on to the stage at any one time, there was a sense of barely contained anarchy – with one very muscular stage manager changing mic stands, making sure the right guitars were on stage at the right time for the right musicians, and generally keeping a lid on the simmering chaos.

For example, changing the indexing or clustering technique employed by the storage manager, changing the instance adaptation approach employed by the schema manager or the transaction model can have a large ripple effect on the whole system [40].

Micky Mellon, Fleetwood Town manager CHANGING GAME I leave at half-time; by then you can see which way it's going.

It is unusual that it has not happened already - if everyone survives the weekend then it will be 18 years since we have got as far into a season without any top-flight managers changing jobs, and there will have been only two seasons in the Premier League era where there has been a longer wait.

He has noticed a slight shift in safety culture in the last three years, with not only clothing companies signing onto the Alliance and the Accord, which drove through inspections and established minimum safety standards, but also the factory workers and managers changing their views.

For example, from the point of view of managers changing policy in complex sociotechnical systems, there will typically be long lags between the implementation of a change in policy and the ultimate feedback that results from the percolation of that change through the many nested control loops in the system.

People don't respond to change when a manager is changing his mind every day".

Ms Xin points out that the Chinese version of the Harvard Business Review is a must-read in the upper echelons of state-owned companies.Members of this new generation of managers are changing the management of the public sector, too, as they alternate between the corporate domain and government.