Sentence examples for managers to cope from inspiring English sources

Certainly, many now need to find outside money and managers to cope with technological change and globalisation.

These things make it hard even for good managers to cope with the demands of specialised markets and rapid change.

The management problem they later faced is one that troubles many entrepreneurs who are forced to bring in nuts-and-bolts managers to cope with a start-up's growth: difficulty in ceding decision-making powers to a newcomer.

A minimal kernel installation of the Web services is hosted locally to allow disaster managers to cope with an emergency even when the Internet connection is not working.

Recognition of ongoing conditions and likelihood of recovery provides tools and information for a range of resource managers to cope with drought conditions.

This model is the first one that considers both partial backordering and the process of inspection simultaneously and is so helpful for the managers to cope with the fluctuations of the inventory system in the real world as we discussed in Sect. 5.

With the growing popularity of large-scale collaborative ontology-engineering projects, such as the creation of the 11th revision of the International Classification of Diseases, we need new methods and insights to help project- and community-managers to cope with the constantly growing complexity of such projects.

This paper describes the efficient implementation of a frame aggregation unit that gathers Ethernet packets in G.709 containers, handles 10 Gb/s links, performs classification based on 24-byte headers, and includes a highly pipelined Queue Manager to cope with the considered rates while a specific scheduler controls the quality of service per core network flow.

Updating changes in the set of radio resources helps the manager to cope with dynamic changes in the environment and in VNOs requirements.

The minutes, obtained by the Centre for Criminal Appeals, show that case review managers have to cope with "large, sometimes unworkable portfolios", typically managing 24 cases at any one time.

Managers struggle to cope with complexity in their product portfolios.