The phrase "administrators lives" is not correct in written English.
It should be "administrators' lives" to indicate possession.
Example: "The changes in policy have significantly impacted administrators' lives in the education sector."
Alternatives: "the lives of administrators" or "administrators' experiences".
Steve Funsch, the Southampton Village administrator, lives in Hampton Bays.
Dinnie Sloman, a Cornell Cooperative Extension administrator, lives with his wife, Lisa Flachs, and two daughters, Josephine and Emmalee, in Oneonta, New York.
Sarah Plowden, a church administrator, lives with her grandson in a home she bought in East New York, Brooklyn, in 1992 for $110,000 under the Nehemiah program, which has built low-cost houses on land donated by the city.
Income Is Unchanged, Costs and Worries Rise Betty Jones, 79, a retired social work administrator, lives in Stuyvesant Town, in Manhattan: I live on a fixed income to the extent that I get Social Security and then I get a small federal pension from my husband, who died in 1999.
Every professor and administrator lives in fear of him.
"They are living practically off of the remittances coming in from the United States," Leonardo Velazquez, a hospital administrator living in Cherán, said of his neighbors.
Robert always gets two questions: "Are you afraid of heights?" and "What does your wife think?" Robert, who is not afraid of heights, and his wife, Nicole, a hospital administrator, live in Pézenas, a village in the South of France.
"What they're doing has so many repercussions, and I just don't think that they should hold the budget over everyone's head the way they are," Barbra Torres, a retired health care administrator living in Cape Coral, Fla., said in a follow-up interview.
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Instead, these beasts have turned us all into part-time IT administrators, our lives given over to downloading upgrades, installing patches and updates and drivers and antispyware, decrypting error messages and screaming at stalled applications.
