Sentence examples for damage management from inspiring English sources
"THE most ineffective workers are systematically moved to the place where they can do the least damage: management".
Damage management techniques that are effective, are economically viable, and do not compromise the environment are available.
After millions of years of evolution, nature has developed materials and systems based on the concept of damage management (healing) in order to extend survival possibilities.
The phrases 'animal damage control'problemlem wildlife management', and 'wildlife damage management' have been traditionally used to describe actions taken to reduce economic losses to agricultural produce caused by wildlife.
Here we describe the dynamics of non-crop plant communities over an annual cycle in a semiarid Mediterranean agro-ecosystem, and discuss the potential linkages and implications for rabbit damage management.
Our work can support further research aimed to apply expert systems to improve shipboard security and suggest similar applications in other contexts where situational awareness and damage management are crucial.
Employees rallied behind Mr. Bouton largely out of concern that the crisis has damaged management's credibility with investors and clients, making the bank vulnerable to a takeover or at the very least, a loss of market share.
Société Générale's huge losses, linked to the unwinding last week of tens of billions of dollars in unauthorized trades by a futures trader, Jérôme Kerviel, have damaged management's credibility with shareholders and clients, stirring fears that a rival — French or foreign — could seize the moment to make a hostile bid for the bank.
Over the last two decades wildfire activity, damage, and management cost within the US have increased substantially.
For this model we used transition targets to represent known events that occurred over the historical model period, including wildfires, storm damage, and management activities.
Information technology so far may well have done serious damage to management, because it is so good at getting additional information of the wrong kind.
