Sentence examples for be managed until from inspiring English sources

So while there should be a pause before describing last night's performance at the Emirates as the completion of this process – Arsène Wenger even said last week that the player is still feeling some pain in his ankle and must be managed until he does not – this was certainly a very good sight to see for Gunners' fans.

But it should be concerned that a lot of obstacles have to be managed until miR- or antago-miR-based drugs will find broad way into the clinic.

Most dogs start out much too fast and need to be managed until they settle into a comfortable pace.

Unlike the main bus contracts, the preschool busing contracts, which mainly serve disabled children and cost about $150 million a year, according to the city's Independent Budget Office, were managed until 2006 by the city's Transportation Department.

In the French Rhône-Alpes region, regional projects were managed until 2005 by the regional hospitalization agency (ARH) and the regional union of health insurance funds (URCAM), under no explicit architecture or information system master plan.

Clemens did not know he was managing until he arrived at the park and the hitting coach Rick Down gave him Torre's list of starting players.

To determine the true optimal cutoff, ideally patients should be managed expectantly until symptoms of acute pain and/or peritoneal irritability arise.

More importantly, a proportion of these patients seem to be managed there until recovery or death.

Data from the paper under discussion [ 1] indicates that ALI is seen relatively frequently in general wards and can be managed there until death or recovery.

Women diagnosed with mild preeclampsia prior to 37 weeks of gestation can be managed expectantly until they reach 37 weeks provided they undergo regular antenatal testing and maternal evaluation to monitor for fetal deterioration and/or progression to severe preeclampsia.

Both parts will be managed by BlackRock until an outside manager is appointed.The fiasco invites comparisons with California's Orange County, which was responsible for America's largest municipal bankruptcy in 1994 after losing $1.6 billion through ill-advised derivatives trades.