Sentence examples for managers indicating that from inspiring English sources

However, pinned posts are screened and selected by message board managers, indicating that a certain degree of subjectivity might be involved.

The fall in incoming new business ended a 26-month run of growth, with some company purchasing managers indicating that the oil and gas industry downturn was having an "an adverse impact" on business performance.

This model is supported by the open-ended responses from case managers indicating that most clients are currently referred elsewhere to complete ACP.

Our results, based on data collected from 128 profit center managers, indicate that leadership style is a significant predictor of senior management's use of the planning and control system and their use of the performance measurement system for rewarding lower-level managers.

Surveys of purchasing managers indicate that manufacturing industries in most of the world's big economies are growing.

The move, not publicly announced but disclosed by some private money managers, indicates that Chinese officials are eager to counter a rising flight of capital from the country, a worsening slump in real estate prices, a weak stock market and at least a temporary trade deficit caused by a steep bill for oil imports.

A Bank of Scotland survey of purchasing managers indicated that output rose last month at its fastest rate since June.

A recent survey of case managers indicated that many of the individuals in the CPPD-VR program contacted SDC and enrolled themselves (Social Development Canada 2004).

Furthermore, a recent survey of investment managers indicated that optimism in regard to government debt is at its lowest level in quite some time.

The professional rural fire managers indicated that 6.3%% of potential helicopter time is in use for thermal monitoring, compared with 13.7 % for all forms of visual monitoring of fires while using helicopters (Christensen 2015, in submittance).

Using an embedded case design in three shopping centers, the results from interviews with retail store managers and shopping center managers indicate that store managers span boundaries between both the parent organization and the shopping center and between the shopping center and customers.