Sentence examples for attempting to manage a from inspiring English sources

On Iraq, Obama has persuaded the American people that he is ending the war, when in fact what he is doing is attempting to manage a responsible transition that reduces American combat activity considerably but leaves large numbers of American forces in the country to promote Iraqi stability and protect American interests.

With Robin van Persie still to shrug off a thigh problem that has kept him out for six games and Wayne Rooney attempting to manage a groin injury, Moyes is hardly entering the second half of the campaign in a position of strength.

Instead of attempting to manage a system as a whole, the approach is to focus on the constraints that affect key values.

The stories Chinese tell themselves reveal the apprehensiveness of a society transforming at an incredible rate and attempting to manage an economic system it does not fully understand and that it knows can never be completely controlled politically.

They also asked why this might be.Working alone at the beginning and end of the experiment, and in committees the rest of the time, the students attempted to manage a notional economy via interest rates.

Long spent long periods of the last Premier League campaign as a frustrated bystander as he attempted to manage a debilitating back injury but he is now raring to go.

Trump seemingly conning everyone into believing that he'd even attempt to manage a professional presidential campaign is as good an off-ramp as any.

It is possible to attempt to manage a fishery in this way, as has been done for the US yellowfin tuna purse seine fishery, for example, but it should be remembered that the cost of such an exercise, if fully implemented, may eventually outweigh the value of the fishery, and if the exercise is to be financed by the fishery, then it could in some instances make that fishery uneconomic.

On the enforcement side, the SEC may be diverted from warranted investigations as it attempts to manage an onslaught of allegations from disgruntled employees and insiders with little or no relevant information hoping to reap a huge windfall.

This suggests that uncoordinated local land-use policies designed at a small scale, while attempting to manage growth at a local level, may fragment urban development and result in suboptimal land-use patterns at a regional level.

These mixed patterns create difficulties when attempting to manage and mitigate a species that continues to spread.