Sentence examples for need for a manager from inspiring English sources

When Roy Hodgson was appointed as Fabio Capello's successor it was because of the perceived need for a manager of English nationality rather than a particular type of football.

There is the need for a manager for different binary trees and for the trees themselves.

The German doesn't have a need for a manager, instead negotiating all his own contracts.

If you have a need for a Manager of New Markets, let's talk brass tacks". Mark hemmed and hawed.

Hence, the need for a manager.

Seeing a need for a manager, Bruce's brother Robert recommended his friend and record store owner Alex Abbiss, who established the Psychopathic Records record label with the group in 1991.

The position of principal emerged in the early 20th century as schools grew larger and more complex and the need arose for a manager to oversee administration.

"Barcelona's potential need for a new manager my well queer the pitch.

In the East End vacation home market, he added, absentee homeowners have a greater need for a construction manager.

Donahoe had been in discussions with the Bills for several weeks and the Jets' need for a general manager undoubtedly spurred the Bills to close the deal.

The system alerts staff when a patient leaves his or her exam room, eliminating the need for a practice manager to inform cleaning staff that a room needs to be serviced and preventing awkward interruptions of patients who are still dressing after an appointment.