Sentence examples for managers will say from inspiring English sources

Managers will say there are no easy games.

Managers will say, in good faith, that their staff should be empowered to make judgments and decisions about their clients' care.

"If you've got a candidate with an hour spare and a choice to go to an old people's home or a sixth-form college, 99% of campaign managers will say you've got to go to an old people's home.

"If you've got a candidate with an hour spare and a choice to go to an old people's home or a sixth-form college, 99 per cent of campaign managers will say you've got to go to an old people's home.

The Labour frontbencher Sadiq Khan recently observed: "If you have got a candidate with an hour spare and a choice to go to an old people's home or a sixth form college, 99% of campaign managers will say you've got to go to an old people's home".

It's pretty rare that federal research managers will say publicly that they expect some of the work they are funding to fail.

Their manager will say, "Why are you leaving?" And they'll answer, "I'm upset about this, this and this".

"The manager will say, 'My customers are asking for red trousers,' and if it's the same demand in Istanbul, New York and Tokyo, that means it's a global trend, so they know to produce more red pants," the P.R. person said.

— personal-protection equipment, meaning a hard hat and maybe an orange vest — and offered blue plastic gloves, because, Carlos Herrera, the site's safety manager, will say, "it's dirty down there".

The manager will say 'yes' or 'no', not Fawaz".

"The players will say that, the manager will say that, the fans will say that.