Sentence examples for managerial evolution from inspiring English sources
It is Mourinho's destiny to find his life measured out in trips to Stamford Bridge, those clanky blue stands the framing against which his managerial evolution has been marked: from the golden years of Bubonic José, the slick young coach with the physically dominant attacking style to the strangulating triumphs and angry departures a decade later.
Our theory predicts that the relation between managerial ownership and Tobin's q depends on the evolution of stock liquidity.
Other analyses of workforce redistribution have illustrated how managerial pressures in primary care lead to role devolution and evolution [ 93].
Sykuta, "The Adoption, Diffusion, and Evolution of Organizational Form: Insights from the Agrifood Sector," Managerial and Decision Economics 32, no. 4 (June 2011): 243-259.
It begins with an introduction of the management of the co-evolution between technology metrics of scrap tire recycling and organizational changes for meeting the managerial goals island-wide during the 1990s.
These propositions provide unique insights into the causes of patterns of industry evolution, contribute to theory in the areas of entrepreneurship and industry evolution, and yield important policy and managerial implications.
Whatever the metrics, top managers should use them to measure the evolution of their safety management system (see #5 below), and they should be an integral component of managerial performance payments.
Last spring Mr. Bloomberg began a quiet evolution: he started working on his political moves, and on appearing a bit more mayoral and a bit less managerial.
But he was dry, managerial.
That managerial charlatan – absolutely, yes.
