Sentence examples for balanced management from inspiring English sources

But, when you observe the increasing maturity of media companies' digital efforts, along with the increasingly competent and balanced management of their diminishing analogue cores, it seems that owners exert far more influence over their future direction than might have been said over the past decade of the summit's history.

Only two of us showed the more 'typical' academic profile, whilst the others demonstrated strengths in other areas, such as leadership and financial awareness, which enabled the formation of a balanced management team.

Finally, a balanced management approach is costly, especially in management time.

Our gross margins reflect balanced management of pricing pressure versus cost reductions.

This is true even though we know that companies and countries with more equitable gender balanced management are, time and time again, demonstrably more productive and economically secure.

Part of Newton's strategy is to check whether companies it wants to invest in have a well-balanced management board.

Its main functions include the analog signal measurement, running battery system alarm, battery system protection, self-diagnostics, battery-balanced management, statistical storage, charge-discharge management, hypertension management, thermal management, communication, insulation testing, and others.

Contemporary, efficient, and balanced technology management implementation stands in need of a new perception of technologies.

The aims of this study were to explore the effects of using balanced scorecard management strategies on reducing fall incidents and injuries among elderly cancer patients in a medical center.

The on-farm evaluation of vermi-compost in wheat and chickpea crops, and aerobic-compost in paddy crop showed that with use of composts, the crop yields are not only maintained or increased over the balanced nutrient management solely through chemical fertilizers (Fig. 4), but also result in savings of chemical fertilizers up to 25%.

One of these options is integrated multitrophic aquaculture (IMTA), which combines the cultivation of fed aquaculture species (e.g., finfish) with inorganic extractive aquaculture species (e.g., seaweed) and organic extractive aquaculture species (e.g., shellfish) for a balanced ecosystem management approach.