Sentence examples for managerial force from inspiring English sources

Charles was the guiding managerial force behind the circus for many years.

The football world knows him as a whirlwind, a managerial force of nature.

Needless to say that a unique combination of CTOs' managerial forces directly depends on a set of the key stakeholders as well as the architecture of "key player" interconnections.

Universities that abandon this ideal are lending their good names to the decline of liberal education; turning themselves into career-networking centers for a global managerial work force that answers to no republican polity or moral code; and cheapening the value of the diplomas they hand out, at home and abroad.

Is $14 million per year best explained as a remnant of managerial power or as the plausible result of market forces?

But his early appearances were a portent; a red card on his Premier League debut, a missed penalty at the Kop end, while niggling injuries and a managerial change forced him to the periphery.

But the club consider him to be their player and will not allow the managerial transition to force their hand on a new contract.

Mrs. Faison, the acting mayor, has at times been an outspoken critic of the state's efforts to force managerial changes on the city.

"Delaying such a large part of NIH's budget will be a massive managerial challenge and force the delay of research and clinical trials," asserts Representative Steny Hoyer (D-Maryland).

As operational restructuring still serves as an umbrella for a myriad of activities targeting efficiency enhancements, more recent publications suggest a detached category, including forced managerial and top management team replacements (Eichner 2010; Sudarsanam and Lai 2001).

Looking at the percent of the work force in managerial, professional and technical jobs, you get the following: Washington, D.C. (48%), Hartford, Conn.