Sentence examples for managerial challenge from inspiring English sources

Blavatnik's first managerial challenge at Warner came from another imposing personality.

The first is the managerial challenge of jumping from start-up to giant.

He called the job of running a new agency "a horrendous managerial challenge".

His enthusiasm is for the intellectual and managerial challenge of efficient carmaking, not the emotional impact of cars.

There is no identity crisis to cope with, as at Lincoln Center; no managerial challenge at the forefront.

Murray's recent insistence that the club could have afforded the £4.4m transfer fee that took Brown from Hibs, but not his salary and add-on fees, is an indication that Smith faces the managerial challenge of his career.

An administrator named Julia Monaghan handled the unique managerial challenges of the branch.

Tony Soprano is the inheritor of a family business, his managerial challenges complicated by kinship ties and tribal customs.

To grasp the managerial challenges of a presidential campaign, consider the start-up company known as Romney Inc.

But given the financial and managerial challenges facing the diocese, Bishop Egan's demonstrated administrative skills may have appealed to the pope every bit as much as his doctrinal reliability.

A timely indication of Smith's continued ability to meet managerial challenges came on Sunday, when Rangers defeated St Mirren to win the Co-operative Insurance Cup despite having two men sent off.