Sentence examples for Managing well from inspiring English sources

Managing well in chaotic and bullying organisations can be an insurmountable task, and those who are good provide an opportunity to start to rebuild stability.

Managing well with the problems and consequences of dementia is challenging for informal caregivers, and professional support may be needed.

Once they see that their peers really are celebrated for managing well, and sanctioned or replaced for letting management slide, they'll get with the program--most of them quite happily.

Once the work and arrangements for disease management have been established following diagnosis, the person is generally presumed to be managing well (as indicated by biological markers) and appointments become less frequent.

Some NHS trusts are managing well while others are struggling.

Fred Trump always had an eye for distressed gems that people were not managing well.

It entrusted the ailing company to someone whose experience largely lies in managing well-run businesses in America, not in turning around gloomy manufacturing operations in Japan.

Likewise, managing well-resourced sides with title aspirations means he is no stranger to trying to break down sides who use physicality as a means to nullify more illustrious opponents.

They're told, "Be in that seat at 8 30 and you can leave at 5 30, and in the meantime, be creative". I believe that way of managing well-educated, creative knowledge workers accounts for the low level of employee engagement, the high level of employee turnover, and the increasing popularity of self-employment in the United States.

Jeanne Conry, chairwoman of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists for California, says some doctors face enough challenges in managing well-known problems such as the rise in diabetes and obesity in expectant mothers.

We have been told what an exemplary manager Romney is, but this was not managed well.