Sentence examples for unfamiliar management from inspiring English sources

At this time, organizations and forest managers may be (understandably) reluctant to take risks and accept uncertainties associated with trying out unfamiliar management approaches without being able to rely on extensive scientific literature and empirical results from field experiences.

For example, the academic review process for senior posts can seem "unbelievably slow and complex to outsiders," and it can be "hard for outsiders to understand expectations put on researchers," especially given unfamiliar management styles, he says.

Having flexible working styles means you're going to have to try something new, develop a novel process or use an unfamiliar management system and for many, that risk isn't worth taking.

Other factors such as the social hierarchy within groups, differences in physical development between breeds [ 24], and the ability to adapt to new environments (e.g. unfamiliar management procedures or facilities, climate, herd size, or the contact to ubiquitous and contaminating microorganisms) were minimized by the experimental set-up in this study [ 45, 24, 46].

But the audit office report said the rollout of the new benefit had been hindered by IT glitches and an unfamiliar project management approach.

The National Audit Office said risks were taken with universal credit to hit targets, IT systems had "limited functionality" and an unfamiliar project management approach was used.

"It is their artful application that can make the difference between success and failure," says Fuda. Sports analogies, like those from war, are hardly unfamiliar in management speak.

Three staff members are unfamiliar with the management of pediatric sepsis and severe respiratory distress (Domain of Causal Analysis: Personnel).

For example, during the initial training workshop, we noted that many students were not only unfamiliar with reference management software, but the cost of such software was also prohibitive.

That is because the New York company was legally guilty of fraud, he says, even if management was unfamiliar with her case.

In the last three years, under a new management and unfamiliar prodding from its holding company, Alitalia is remaking itself into a formidable competitor.