Sentence examples for managers are learning from inspiring English sources

Fund managers are learning a bitter lesson.

Today's managers are learning to measure on results rather than presenteeism.

Many managers are learning the value of these old-fashioned virtues for the first time.

Managers are learning anew that to succeed in good times and in bad they need, above all, to be consistently honest, frugal and prepared (see article).

AS THE big Wall Street investment banks have already discovered to their cost, America's fund managers are learning that once the regulators start scrutinising industry practices, one discovery tends to lead to another.

Ironically, with Lucent Technologies lu imploding, some of the top money managers are learning this basic tenet of investing.

As our competitors began to prosper, American managers were learning a different lesson from their experiences with overseas rebuilding.

Even institutional investors, who have preferred discreet discussions with managers to public advocacy, are learning that a muscular approach can pay dividends, literally.These groups hardly share a common interest.

But the community has responded, according to Robert Perris, the district manager of Community Board 2. People are learning better crime-reporting techniques from the local police and adding more lighting to buildings, he said.

Mentoring was seen as essential to the introduction of case management approaches in primary care, since the new case managers would be learning through the experience of working with a diverse patient group.

While the Giants were winning the National Football Conference championship last Sunday, General Manager Steve Phillips was learning of another off-season loss for the Mets: David Wells, the Toronto left-hander he coveted, had been dealt to the Chicago White Sox.