Sentence examples for managerial changes have from inspiring English sources

While managerial changes have seen improvement at Forest, Derby and Watford, the Canaries are now pondering the wisdom of axing Glenn Roeder in mid-January.

Since his move to Newcastle, a combination of injuries and managerial changes have restricted his first-team opportunities.

The multitude of managerial changes has cost the jobs of five blacks and Hispanics while adding two.

A notoriously wonky table and frantic managerial change have long gone together like Blut and Grätsche in the Bundesliga.

Only the embattled Sunderland, who have already made a managerial change, have conceded more Premier League goals than the defending champions so far this season.

He suggests that part of the reason the current student protests are gaining traction more broadly in Dutch society is because they are rejecting and calling for alternatives to market-orientated managerial changes that have taken hold in many areas of life and work, including in hospitals, housing corporations, schools and colleges.

A raft of retirements, injuries and managerial changes since have seen them plummet to No7 in the IRB world rankings and, under first Andy Robinson and now Brian Ashton, losing has become something of a habit.

Lower expectations mean there is no sense of crisis at Carrow Road and, while the Canaries can be ruthless when making managerial changes, Alex Neil has a lot of credit in the bank after last season's promotion.

No one said so, but managerial change must have been a condition of Gov ernment help.

"If a club has frequent managerial changes, you will have that sort of situation," he commented.

When George Steinbrenner hired Bucky Dent as the Yankees' manager in 1989, it was the 17th managerial change he had made in his 17 seasons as the Yankees' principal owner.