Sentence examples for be managed to create from inspiring English sources

Freeman (1984, 2006) and Freeman et al. (2010) has argued several times that the corporation ought to be managed to create values and benefit its main stakeholders: shareholders, employees, customers, suppliers and the local community.

We identify three main strategies by which agricultural water management can deal with these large trade-offs: (a) improving water management practices on agricultural lands, (b) better linkage with management of downstream aquatic ecosystems, and (c) paying more attention to how water can be managed to create multifunctional agro-ecosystems.

In general, although there is knowledge on which factors are relevant, how these interact and can be managed to create effective health partnerships remains a field of inquiry.

In its essence, the organizational image can be described as a mixture of attributes, tangible or intangible, symbolized in a trademark, which can be managed to create value and influence [ 20].

Gaski (1986) stated that it is through reward and coercive power that partner perceptions are managed to create harmonious and enduring relationships.

In fact, I think Facebook has one of the most enduring ad-based mobile monetization strategies out there because it's managed to create ads we hardly notice but that still do their jobs — promoting the brands and apps your friends interact with.

Granted, the tape was free but he's managed to create a following that's surpassed the promotional gimmicks many artists hang their hat on today.

She's managed to create a compelling and dynamic world involving characters we normally ignore or even toss away in society and shows us through their individual stories why we need to desperately change our approach to the criminal system.

I mean, sure, he might have left Tennessee amidst some turmoil, departing after just one year (and so late in the recruiting season), and of course he's managed to create a little trouble for himself by skirting NCAA rules, but enough has been written about that already.

The Golden State Warriors' home tunnel is managing to create a tension and buzz not always generated by an NBA game itself.

If it does end up a film star or a famous scientist then I will be happy to chat to it at a later date, but for now the only thing it's managing to create is a guff-storm of mindless, sentimental, lazy, repetitive, self-satisfied nonsense.