Sentence examples for worth of management from inspiring English sources

I was walking back to my car and I realized I probably spent $20,000 worth of management time to do about $2,000 worth of bad painting.

"What I realized is, I'd just taken about $10,000 worth of management time and talent, and turned it into about $1,000 worth of painting.

A badly botched attempt to buy that smaller rival cost Air Products $150 million and more than a year's worth of management distraction.

In 2003, after Kentucky Medicaid officials restricted Zyprexa's use, the company offered about $5 million worth of such management programs in the state, said Robert Hughes, former chairman of a committee in charge of reviewing drugs.

Time will tell how much longer Blair will be a part of the series -- FX ordered four years' worth of "Anger Management" episodes last year so the show could be going on without her.

He avoided jail time, committed himself to a year's worth of anger-management therapy and put himself in position to resume his duties as closer for the Mets.

Francois Garnier, a fund manager at Paris-based HMG Finance, which has 200.0 million euros ($271.2 million) worth of assets under management, said he had become skeptical that Geithner's team had the skills to adequately value the $1.0 trillion in toxic assets held by banks.

Lloyds Banking Group slipped 0.65p to 91.35p despite a disposal - £1.27bn worth of funds under management - and a buy note from Evolution Securities.

The company had about $15 billion worth of assets under management at the beginning of this year, according to its Web site.

The combined group would be the biggest Canadian life insurer, with annual revenue of 21.7 billion Canadian dollars, 344 billion Canadian dollars worth of assets under management and a sales force of 4,500.

The family also own 39,000 hectares in Scotland and 13,000 hectares in Spain, while their privately owned Grosvenor Estate property group has $20bn £12bnn) worth of assets under management including the Liverpool One shopping mall, according to leading US business magazine Forbes.