Sentence examples for accustomed to managing from inspiring English sources

Mobile use is accelerating faster than any expected, leading to some interesting issues for IT managers who have become accustomed to managing desktop personal computers and laptops.

The Devil Rays, however, are not the contending team Piniella has become accustomed to managing.

It may be complex and require thinking in ways which are not easy for those accustomed to managing financial returns.

He is accustomed to managing underdogs who see relatively little of the ball, so can he adapt and create a side capable of penetrating packed defences?

It is an injury that the Cricket Australia medical team, coaches and Mitchell have become accustomed to managing for some time.

After all, the crisis had originated in the advanced economies, which are accustomed to managing business cycles, rather than in the emerging-market countries, where structural and secular forces dominate.

Giles Naylor, a specialist in government jobs at headhunter Odgers Berndtson, says civil servants are accustomed to negotiating and managing a budget set by the Treasury.

It may be simply that its time has finally come... Facebook et al. have accustomed users to managing their own data -- and Bynamite wants to help them to do that Web-wide rather than merely on Facebook (and all the places it reaches with Open Graph).

It's as if insects fall outside our realm of expertise, our sphere of direct influence; food, on the other hand, is something we're all accustomed to controlling, preparing and managing.

Girl, grade 9 To cope with stress, about 14% [3/22] of participants mentioned that adolescents adapted to the situation, especially those that were diagnosed when they were still children, mainly because they were accustomed to having diabetes and managing it.

Forced to exist in a clubhouse smaller than the one they are accustomed to at Shea Stadium, they managed to figure out how to cram in enough players at two tables in the middle of the clubhouse to get all of their dining in.