Sentence examples for managerial success from inspiring English sources

Profits became the principal measure of managerial success, and bonuses based on profits had an appreciable effect on managers' and workers' incomes.

This makes it one of the country's largest manufacturers, which is a sign of its managerial success and also the sad state of manufacturing in Iraq.

Johnson had managerial success elsewhere after leaving New York, but the job security never came close to the six years he had with the Mets.

In addition to managerial success, we believe his record as a player will command respect from the most experienced players as well as our up-and-coming stars.

Torre's managerial success with the Yankees has elevated him to the pantheon of baseball's wise men, and beyond, to the business world.

A Hall of Fame playing career is rarely a marker for managerial success; Ted Williams and Frank Robinson, to name two, had losing records.

Dr. Venter has a record of technical and managerial successes in sequencing genomes, first of bacteria and now of animals, despite assertions by critics that he would never succeed and whose skepticism seems a necessary psychological spur to his accomplishments.

A different research strand argues that top managers' personal characteristics have the greatest impact on managerial replacement success during distress (Boeker 1997; Hall 1994; Ling et al. 2007).

ROYALS' FRESH START Mitch Maier lined a two-run single in Kansas City's five-run seventh inning against Mark Buehrle, and the host Royals made Ned Yost's managerial debut a success with a 6-1 victoverover the Chicago White Sox.

The appointment of Pepe Mel was ill-advised and almost ended in relegation - and his replacement by former Everton academy director Alan Irvine is also a gamble, given his lack of success in managerial roles at Preston and Sheffield Wednesday.

It also predicts economic success and managerial ability at the workplace (McClelland 1961; McClelland and Boyatzis 1982).