Sentence examples for beginning to manage from inspiring English sources

But Atlético had found their feet again, beginning to manage the game better, having a little more say in the flow of it.

They could be strengthened by prospectively following carers beginning to manage a technical health procedure and interviewing them at several times to better understand transitions between dispositions towards the caring role.

I used data from the inception date when the fund manager nominated began to manage the fund.

By this time Davis had begun to manage Echols's legal efforts and to coordinate the movement dedicated to his release.

Since he worked out an anger problem last year that he said used to hinder him on the course, he has begun to manage his emotions better.

By then, the Governor had sidelined the state agency responsible for oil spills and begun to manage Louisiana's response with his closest staffers.

A senior administration official who often deals with the Chinese leadership said: "As they begin to manage their many constituencies, their politics is looking more like ours".

A fast, accurate diagnosis enables people to take steps to begin to manage their condition, access treatment and take greater control of their lives again".

They have also begun to manage expectations downward, casting Greece as the little engine that could, and that will, but only barely.

Ms. LaBarre said she had never played the game and knew little about it before she began to manage the campaign.

Mr Young complained that the Forest Service had begun to manage its lands according to the tenets of a movement called Deep Ecology, which espouses a set of beliefs drawn from various philosophies and eastern religions.