Sentence examples for be managed without a from inspiring English sources

"Based on the data before us, fiscal issues can be managed without a problem until May, because we always work three months ahead," he told reporters after a meeting with the new president.

It was concluded that, in most patients with laryngeal cancer, the disease can be managed without a primary surgical approach.

In their study, among 81 health workers who were interviewed, 68% responded that severe malaria could be managed without a referral, and only 5% reported ever having withheld referral because the child's condition appeared hopeless [ 30].

This means that the foreseeable baby-boomers retirement, mainly observable in the regional NHS, can be managed without a dramatic impact on public funds dedicated to HRH training if national imbalances in grant allocation are prevented.

At this point if the ventricles are able to increase in size the patient is likely (>80%) to be able to be managed without a shunt with or without an endoscopic third ventriculostomy.

The Basic Erosive Wear Examination BEWEE) has only four primary classifications: no surface loss (0), initial loss of enamel surface texture (1), distinct defect and hard tissue loss (dentin) over less than 50%% of the surface area (2) and hard tissue loss over more than 50%% of the surface area (3) that cannot be managed without a complicated score criteria.

The waste materials are being produced enormously that need to be managed without any adverse environmental impacts.

Kent seemed to be managing without a youth crime commissioner, but, y'know, fine, the Conservatives once got Carol "Third-class honours" Vorderman to lead a maths task force, so you could be forgiven for thinking that public life is mostly just for a laugh.

The most fascinating portions of the book present Mr. Schell's evidence for rethinking history from a nonviolent perspective, arguing that dramatic and unpredictable changes have often been managed without a violent challenge to the established order.

Ten of the 26 were ventilated, of which six were managed without a chest tube.

Johnson retrospectively identified 54 traumatic pneumothoraces (primarily blunt), of which 29 were managed without a chest tube [15].