Sentence examples for easy to manage and from inspiring English sources
Its new online presence was engineered by Crossbow Media, which specializes in making Web content easy to manage and update.
They seemed to be telling us some secret, like how those renversés and those arches weren't so easy to manage, and neither was life.
My "old hair" had been finely textured, but easy to manage and given to waving with the help of a bit of jell and finger work.
It is more likely to occur, however, when new legal rights are understood by both employees and employers, are administratively easy to manage, and economically viable for employees to take up.
Chinese customers, says Mr Hallmark, will always want to buy the best products, so the foreign brands should continue to do well from market growth.Nick Reilly, the head of GM's Asia-Pacific operations, concedes that joint ventures are never easy to manage and that many fail.
These methods appear to be easy to manage and suitable for both triage and re-triage.
Solo artists are easier to manage and cheaper to sustain.
It would have made my work life easier to manage and more harmonious.
Maybe in the not so distant future, some of the risks will be easier to manage — and easier to talk about.
"He's not the easiest to manage, and will have a very clear view of what he wants," he added.
But officials here say the rapid spread of mobile technology has made the business easier to manage and harder to detect, allowing prostitution to expand.
