Sentence examples for manager has increased from inspiring English sources
His team has risen in the standing, and his stock as a possible free-agent manager has increased.
With the Devils in the unfamiliar position of trailing the Islanders and the Rangers, Lou Lamoriello, the Devils' president and general manager, has increased his efforts to acquire Vincent Lecavalier, the 21-year-old former captain of the Tampa Bay Lightning, two N.H.L. executives said.
If you look back 20 years, the total pay of the typical top American manager has increased from roughly 40 times the average the level for four decades to 110 times the average now.These are the glory days of global capitalism.
Pressure on the current manager has increased following a defeat against Estonia that all but ends qualification hopes for Euro 2012.
Pressure on the current manager has increased following a dismal result against Estonia that all but ends qualification hopes for Euro 2012.
John Turner, chief executive of the Association of Electoral Administrators - the body which represents election professionals - said the role has changed as the demands placed on an electoral manager have increased.
The number of hedge fund managers has increased tenfold since 1990, to an estimated 3,000 firms, according to Hedge Fund Research, a database.
After the firm admitted trouble with the wiring on June 13th 2006, shares in EADS fell by 26%.In this section The three survivors Handbagged Getting personal A bid for Bud Computing sustainability Close encounters Gathering clouds Enter the quiet giant Reprints Related items Aviation: Flying the flagMay 15th 2008Since then the pressure on the managers has increased.
According to statistics from the Mid-term review of the 8th Malaysia Plan, the proportion of women who are legislators, senior officials and managers has increased from 5 per cent in 2000 to 5.3 per cent in 2002.
The average pay of an NHS nurse has fallen over the past year, while the salaries of senior managers have increased by nearly two per cent, latest figures show.
Investigating the hard landing of a ferry five years ago, Coast Guard officials found that managers had increased the risk to passengers by allowing a captain in training to practice his mooring skills by docking the fully loaded ferry.
