Sentence examples for troubled management from inspiring English sources

She had been agitating against Dow Jones's troubled management since the mid-1990s.

He visited The Times after I had written about his troubled management company, which he formed after his dismissal from the Walt Disney Company.

In recent years, collapses at the site have alarmed conservationists, who warn that this ancient Roman city is dangerously exposed to the elements — and is poorly served by the red tape, the lack of strategic planning and the limited personnel of the site's troubled management.

How St . Vincents went from a cherished neighborhood institution to one threatened with extinction is a chronicle of increasingly troubled management whose problems were made worse by the economics of the health care industry, changes in the fabric of a historic neighborhood and the low profit potential in religious work.

The Daily News Egypt closed earlier this year, only to open under new (and, to believe this recent article, troubling) management.

The Daily News Egypt closed earlier this year, only to open under new (and, to believe this recent article, troubling) management.

The biggest decline came from the teenage-apparel retailer Wet Seal, which was troubled by management churn and sliding sales.

In recent months, the project aimed at realizing Napoleon's dream of building a tunnel between England and France has been troubled by management turmoil and cost overruns.

Not all of these demands trouble management equally.

While some of the weakness in demand was predictable, analysts say what particularly troubled them was management's admission that it had been surprised by the severity of the credit crisis, having reassured analysts just a few weeks ago that it expected to meet earnings expectations for the quarter.

Before he took office in 1994, the city's jails were violent and their management troubled: thousands of inmates were being stabbed and slashed; overtime costs were spiraling out of control, and morale had sunk among the 11,000 officers charged with keeping inmates in line.