Sentence examples for means manager from inspiring English sources

Liam Trotter's winning goal means manager Phil Parkinson has already emulated his predecessor Neil Lennon as Bolton kept pace with Gillingham at the top of League One.

"That means manager Roy Hodgson getting involved with coaches at every level working in the same direction".

It also means manager Gus Poyet must hope for maximum points against fellow strugglers West Ham next week if his team are to achieve their target of reaching 16 points by the end of the year.

The result, combined with closest challengers Wales's 4-0 win over Montenegro earlier in the day, means manager Mark Sampson's side remain five points clear at the top of Group Six, and are on course to reach the 2015 finals in Canada.

For now, Byzantine corporate governance means managers are all-powerful.

Providing data through smartphones means managers can react quickly, but small screens require clear and simple presentation.

Separating into two business units — innovative health and essential health — means managers are more focused and accountable.

Making yourself visible means managers, colleagues, peers and sponsors will support you and help you grow – and get you out of hot water if you're in the wrong sort of environment.

The ebbing of central prescription to make way for a greater variety of commissioning and care models, coupled with the huge financial stresses, means managers are having to think and work in new ways.

This in turn means managers and ministers are having to make difficult decisions about closing departments and even whole centres.

Before you think that sounds great, consider this: Power distance means managers rarely give employees the leeway to make decisions.