Sentence examples for managerial sense from inspiring English sources

In addition, "officials quickly came to recognize that Mrs Thatcher was not, in the normal managerial sense, much good at running things".

The results show that productivity loss due to these behavioral effects can be significant, in both the statistical and managerial sense of the word.

Bare or partially vegetated sand still is often perceived in a managerial sense as adverse because it is linked directly to erosion which carries a negative connotation.

"To qualify was the best thing I've done in a managerial sense – to get out of the group with 10 points," Lennon said.

More sensibly Chelsea's current emphasis on youth is simply evidence of good managerial sense, of operating prudently within Uefa rules, and an acknowledgement of the fact that often the most successful clubs function best with a core of their own players.

Increasing environmental risks began to attract the attention to the profit-oriented business approach and this trend provides further support to GMA in the managerial sense.

Second, Fehr headed the search committee that proposed the hiring of Ward, who resigned Saturday after violating ethics guidelines and drawing criticism for his managerial style and sense of entitlement.

Since there will likely be multiple working groups, each supporting multiple projects, within a large organization, the model would consider each of these units as essentially autonomous, i.e., operating largely independent of one another in a managerial and budgetary sense.

Economic common sense, managerial competence, and basic decency have aligned like planets in a horoscope, and here's what that horoscope says: Go home, Bill.

In Game 5, the sense of managerial invincibility crumbled.

There is no evidence of high-class coaching, of a real tactical acuity among Brazil's own managerial class, rather a sense of inertia and stagnation.