Sentence examples for vulnerable manager from inspiring English sources

Exposing the lack of a recognised left-back – the winger Morten Gamst Pedersen gave his best impression as an emergency stand-in – the Nigerian striker cut in off the touchline and curled in from the edge of the area to intensify the pressure on the Premier League's most vulnerable manager.

Towers's presence, even as an adviser, could seem threatening to a vulnerable general manager.

"I don't think there's something wrong with the  application or the mentality, the only thing is, if we have to chase the game, we look vulnerable," said manager Martin Jol.

Everyone else is pretty much beyond fault: Thomas McCarthy as Dotty's younger, hail-fellow-well-met love interest; Robin Weigert as the down-to-earth but vulnerable stage manager; Edward Hibbert as a deeply sensitive soul searching for psychological motive in his mechanical character; and T. R. Knight as Tim, the perpetually fatigued young company manager.

But he was vulnerable: His manager, Jim Jacobs, had just died; his trainer and father figure, Cus D'Amato, had died three years before; and his marriage to actress Robin Givens was coming to a volatile end.

Large buildings such as hotels, hospitals, factories, museums and office blocks are particularly vulnerable and managers of such buildings are required to follow codes of practice.

Case study: Henry vacuum cleaners...'...Raw materials have emigrated... we are more and more vulnerable' Andrew Smith, senior manager at Numatic International Numatic Internationalal has had a "few near misses" of late, only just sourcing the raw materials needed to make its Henry range of vacuum cleaners in time after hiccups in the supply chain.

Such form might leave Philippe Montanier, who was appointed over the summer as manager, vulnerable under the prospective new owners and the Frenchman will be desperate for a second win in 11 Championship games when his side host Queens Park Rangers at the City Ground this weekend.

Older workers emerge as a vulnerable group, with manager decisions shown to be based on age stereotypes.

Harvesting of salmon released from fishery enhancement hatcheries likely impacts vulnerable wild populations; managers have responded to this problem by mass marking hatchery fish, so that fishing effort can be directed towards hatchery populations.

In order to strengthen the performance of primary health care services in vulnerable areas, regional managers need information about how well the units are utilizing the resources they receive.