Sentence examples for managers are scrambling from inspiring English sources

TOYOTA CITY, Japan — Throughout Toyota's global operations, managers are scrambling to cut costs in the wake of record losses.

Budget managers are scrambling to find the extra dinars to pay for more pumps, pipes and drilling gear.

Now, private banks and wealth managers are scrambling to convert so-called black money - assets that have not been disclosed - into accounts that are above board.

And now, restaurant managers are scrambling to comply with a new set of state labor regulations — issued two weeks ago and put into effect on Saturday — that for the first time seeks to clarify how restaurants should handle tips.

Unsettled because of the public relations blunders committed by big Japanese companies like Bridgestone, Mitsubishi Motors and Snow Brand in recent weeks, Japanese managers are scrambling to learn how to avoid the appearance of looking irresponsible and uncaring.

2 Banks and fund managers are scrambling to contain damage from revelations that many of the biggest names in the City pay female staff less than half of men's earnings.

There are work arounds, and supply chain managers throughout the industry are scrambling to create them.

|  The Financial Times reports: "Money managers, lawyers and intergovernmental organizations are scrambling to understand the ramifications of an unexpected legal victory by the hedge fund Elliott Associates against the state of Argentina".

"The airlines are scrambling.

Pediatricians are scrambling".

Absent that, many are scrambling for options.