Sentence examples for managers fear the from inspiring English sources

But many fund managers fear the worst.

The Tribune's managers fear the Mormon church, through the News, seeks to control The Tribune's independent voice.

"Judge me in January" is the coaching equivalent of "No, we are not nearly there yet …" Managers fear the fans' optimism.

Their retreat from market-making has made financial markets less liquid; some fund managers fear the next crisis may occur in corporate bonds, which investors have bought in search of higher yields.

Many owners and managers fear the proposed restrictions risk punishing all of Switzerland's enterprises because of the high-profile mistakes of a few.

The other problem holding back the creation of a chain spa is that many spa consultants and managers fear the experience will become diluted.

Shuttle managers feared the metal bracket could break off and strike Endeavour's wing at liftoff.

A few other bank and company managers fearing the same fate have chosen to disappear.The biggest shock, however, was the arrest in late May of Mukhtar Dzhakishev, the much-respected head of the state nuclear agency, Kazatomprom, and friend of Mr Ablyazov.

The BBC's 16-strong management board, which includes Hall, former acting director general (now chief executive of BBC Worldwide) Tim Davie and new director of strategy and digital James Purnell, said in a joint statement that many managers feared the report could lead to a "witch-hunt" by staff unhappy at ongoing cost-cutting.

Moreover, the managers fear that the threat of the easy stretch pass is discouraging opponents from forechecking, leading to the boring tactic of sitting back in the neutral zone and waiting for the other team to come out.

European fund managers fear that the new Basel Capital Accord, which will come into effect in 2006, may insist that they keep more capital on hand than they do at present, which would reduce their return on equity.