Sentence examples for be managed with great from inspiring English sources
Complex technologies should therefore be managed with great foresightness, particularly focusing on preventive management.
Richard G. Lugar (Ind)., who was the ranking Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, called the foundation "a unique complication that will have to be managed with great care and transparency" and called on the organization not to take any new foreign-government money while Clinton was serving as secretary of state.
In a sales culture the right practice is to create some equilibrium between analyzing results (which can't be managed), and coaching optimal activities and behaviors (which can be managed with great benefit).
It rattles along nicely, and the encounters with all the various species of alien are managed with great flair, especially our heroes' undisciplined attempt to shoot down the giant pterodactyl-type thing swooping about a shopping mall with a shoplifter in its beak.
Steer clear of tedious tasks, but make sure they are being managed with great efficiency.
On the one hand, I was unwilling to accept how much of my correspondence could be managed with the same inane responses ("Sounds great!" was a recurring suggestion), and I wished to resist it.
Diarrhea of grade 2 or greater can be managed with oral budesonide, oral corticosteroids, intravenous methylprednisolone, and occasionally infliximab (Fecher et al, 2013).
