Sentence examples for managers to gauge from inspiring English sources

Instead Mr. Hesse held meetings with midlevel managers to gauge who he thought was worthy of a promotion.

He spends about one-quarter of his time talking to company managers to gauge their acumen and their attitudes toward shareholders.

"I do think that's a fundamental mechanism for senior managers to gauge if what they're told is happening, really is happening".

The meeting was the latest attempt by managers to gauge and improve the morale in the district attorney's office amid continuing bad news.

Three times a year Giga Information Group surveys IT managers to gauge which vendors work well with customers.

Thus, it may be possible for managers to gauge future risks of marine species invasion from vectors such as ships based on the thermal biogeographic match or mismatch between their ports of origin and their destinations.

BBC Sport understands intermediaries acting for Chelsea have also made contact with Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho and Laurent Blanc, the France manager, to gauge their interest.

His days are filled with calls from managers of pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, insurance companies and other asset managers trying to gauge what might spur a downgrade or a default and how that would affect their holdings of that country's bonds.

On Oct. 26, about 12 hours after the Yankees lost the World Series to the Florida Marlins, Rangers officials called Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman to gauge his interest in trading for Rodriguez.

However it is not known whether Guardiola is willing to end his sabbatical from football and Abramovich has made contact with former Liverpool manager Rafael Benítez to gauge his interest in taking charge on a short-term basis.

Each month these managers are asked to gauge the prospects for several major world stock markets.