Sentence examples for managerial achievement from inspiring English sources

Indeed, his only managerial achievement of note was the beautiful play shown by his Holland side at Euro 2008.

Some might find this surprising given that the volatile Scot's last managerial achievement was to oversee Coventry's relegation from the top flight after 34 unbroken years in residency.

Ballsy, perhaps, but also an admission of failure: for it would be a far better managerial achievement to help Touré overcome whatever problem, either personal or professional, it is that has sometimes inhibited him this season.

The Japanese understood the lessons of America's managerial achievement during World War II more clearly than we did ourselves especially with respect to managing people as a resource rather than as a cost.

This article, based on research conducted on controlling mountain hazard on the Xiaojiang River basin over the last 30 years, summarizes the managerial achievement of typical ecological engineering technologies and analyzes the principles and application of each type of treatment.

Bowen's Northampton went on one of the great journeys in league history – from the Fourth to the First and back again in nine seasons – which for a club the size of the Cobblers is as memorable a managerial achievement as you can get.

Despite existing societal tensions and frustrations, Japan's managerial achievements contain answers to Western management's most pressing problems.

"When Roy Keane served as Paul Lambert's assistant at Aston Villa, his managerial achievements were greater than his boss," begins Chai from Atlanta.

Phil Brown, the boss of Hull City, has said he wants to emulate Watford counterpart Aidy Boothroyd's managerial achievements ahead of today's first leg of the Championship play-off semi-final between the sides.

Ancelotti may not be completely happy at the Bernabeu, few coaches ever seem to be, but if his side reach the Champions League final at Bayern Munich's expense he will be on the verge of one of the great managerial achievements.

Ancelotti may not be completely happy at the Bernabéu, few coaches ever seem to be, but if his side reach the Champions League final at Bayern Munich's expense he will be on the verge of one of the great managerial achievements.