Sentence examples for smaller management from inspiring English sources

Colleague: … The manager chose to create a smaller management group… Manager: You learn to distinguish between friends and enemies … who you can trust and who you cannot trust.

Many chose to invest in index funds instead, because these charge far smaller management fees.

They said there was discussion of a much smaller management fee, which is standard in their business, that could be charged to the fund.

We will have a smaller management layer, work more closely together in groups and across mastheads, share resources and adopt some of the latest technology".

Because the large-scale context is designed into these experiments, results can be directly interpreted at the scale of management that produced the manipulation, eliminating a change-of-scale bias common in smaller management experiments.

And while that's very good news, the bad news is that *some of* these smaller funds (not all, of course) – in compensating for their smaller management fees (or none at all if they are private funds) – are nickel and diming their portfolio companies instead.

Julius Wiehl adopted a shelterwood form of the small-scale management of even-aged stands.

However, at smaller, management-relevant scales, the effects of incorporating unreported catches were large (changes in functional diversity of up to 46%).

We govern through small management teams at the top of hierarchies.

A relatively small management group usually sets priorities and budgets and supervises R and D activities.

Dr. Kerry J. Sulkowicz, a psychiatrist, runs a small management consulting firm that has advised companies coping with difficult transitions.