Sentence examples for sense managers from inspiring English sources

Although he is a brilliant talent and quite possibly irreplaceable in an individual sense, managers need players who are reliable and there have been too many incidents involving Suárez that reflected badly on the club.

In that sense, managers should take decisions about the strategies to be implemented as well as the resources to be used to achieve the target performances.

"I like the idea of having almost a full-time D.H., if that makes sense," Manager Joe Girardi said Thursday at Yankee Stadium at the news conference to formally introduce Curtis Granderson.

Because of this apparently 'common sense' assumption, managers are likely to see implementation of risk management procedures targeting psychosocial hazards as unnecessary in workplaces where OHS costs relate largely to MSDs rather than mental health problems … particularly when this viewpoint is reinforced by the content of current OHS regulations and guidance targeting MSD risk.

It makes sense for managers to think about their firms' stories.

It makes obvious sense to managers, but it is culturally irresponsible.

Further, there is a sense that managers are deliberately trying to get employees to quit, he said.

In this sense, wealth managers are more like general contractors: responsible for executing the client's strategic plan, but reliant on a team of subcontractors for highly specialised parts of the job.

"Sometimes there's a sense [among managers] that we don't necessarily want to share control".

There was a sense that managers engaged in grilling and lecturing their staff because this was how they were managed by their supervisors.

I think most people tend to want to differentiate, but for me, a manager is executing a responsibility through people, and in that sense a manager has to lead.