Sentence examples for managers could save from inspiring English sources

Embattled Lufthansa CEO Jurgen Weber realized only a network of purposeful managers could save the company.

Harvard officials, unpersuaded that new managers could save the theater, opposed renewing the contract of Mr. Woodruff.

Richard F. Herbek, the village manager, said homeowners could save money with more accurate readings but understood why some have resisted.

And when Sunderland are so abject, it is tempting to wonder if even the most coveted manager in Europe could save them.

One of Smith's clients pointed out to their manager how much money they could save in the budget for that year by not having to pay their salary, yet not sacrificing the investment they had made in training them over the years.

"If we worked together, we could save the business". Incubus' manager, Rennie, called the compensation system for artists "a false promise". "They don't get paid," he said.

Using rough estimates, Lucent could save up to $600 million a year if 6,000 managers, each costing the company about $100,000 a year in salary and benefits, accept the offers.

If half of the managers who receive the buyout offers accept them, the company could save $100 million a year, people close to Lucent said.

He could save money by reducing the number of expats, perhaps by promoting local managers.

It is easy to see how this technology could save banks money, not least by removing the very concept of a 'branch manager'.

Using biogas from waste could save the UK at least 7.5m tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, according to Matthew Hindle, policy manager at the ADBA.