Sentence examples for managerial turmoil from inspiring English sources

Mr. Temirkanov seems to have steered a steady musical course over the years despite the worsening managerial turmoil around him.

But the company's problems may be emblematic of a broader industry issue -- how financial strains, managerial turmoil and labor problems can upset the operations of even those assisted living companies with good reputations.

Steve McClaren must start again after his Nottingham Forest failure, writes Stuart James … … while David Bevan explains why Forest can use the managerial turmoil to wipe their slate clean.

Ericsson, just emerging from a year of managerial turmoil (see "Kurt's back!" FORBES GLOBAL, Sept. 20) is barely breaking even in handsets.

The opening months of Newcastle's 2008 09 season were blighted by ownership and managerial turmoil, as well as numerous injury problems.

The club were eventually relegated to the Conference, and suffered more managerial turmoil during the summer when Simon Davey and successor Ryan Kidd both left within 11 days, to leave Mark Cooper in charge.

Concurrently, the ED experienced organizational turmoil with big managerial changes and unwillingness among physicians to part take in Lean improvement work.

All this growth seems to be taking place amidst turmoil in Gymboree's managerial ranks.

Yet as Dr. Kastor's study amply demonstrates in the two cases and at many other academic medical centers in the late 90's, success or turmoil was far more a function of managerial styles than of the specific structure of corporate authority or any fiscal dynamic.

And Ince, who was dismissed after just 177 days as Blackburn boss in 2008, believes the current turmoil at Ewood Park has strengthened the case for a "managerial window", similar to the transfer window that is currently in place for players.

Finance and managerial research scholars agree that distress is more likely to occur during industry turmoil (Almeida and Philippon 2007; Ramanujam 1984).