Sentence examples for being managed as a from inspiring English sources

One multimillion dollar orchard in Hext, Tex., is now being managed as a game preserve.

He has homes in Russia, Rwanda and in the United Arab Emirates, as well as one in Johannesburg that is for sale but in the meantime being managed as a brothel, a South African journalist said.

Another military intelligence officer who operated in the region when Stakeknife was being managed as a high-grade agent, compared the IRA relationship between Scappaticci and McGuinness respectively to that of the "operation manager" and the "managing director" in terms of deciding on the approach to suspected spies and their fate once unmasked.

Once you start reaching some scale it stopped being managed as a startup, and you were forced to take a functional role.

The Environment Agency said it had been made aware on Thursday of an additional seat of fire on the same site, which is being managed as a controlled burn.

The fires are now being managed as a single conflagration called the San Gabriel Complex fire, authorities said.

The odds of a PSI class II male CAP patient being seen and managed on outpatient basis was 2.9 times the odds of a female patient in the same risk class being managed as an outpatient (95% CI 1.4632 5.8950).

Research on concurrent engineering has shown that time can be managed as well as a delay and as a speed.

This could be a reflection of recent land management; populations 2 and 4 have been managed as a campsite and a beach pea protection area, respectively.

They continue to have separate listings but are managed as a single entity, with the same management team and board of directors.

This abstraction allows great flexibility to IT managers as the physical network can now be managed as a 'fabric' offering some transport capacity that can be used, programmed, and repurposed as needed.