Sentence examples for either managing from inspiring English sources

Smaller, independent houses meanwhile largely struggled, with top indies such as Bloomsbury, Canongate, Faber and Profile either managing only single entries or no-scoring.

Similarly, for addiction, we describe an individual in remission as "clean" while people with other types of chronic diseases are either "managing or controlling" their symptoms, their high blood pressure or their glucose levels.

Yet our findings also suggest that the large majority of Indigenous participants see themselves as either managing a difficult situation or persevering under very onerous circumstances.

The respondents who were either managing the district health programmes or health facilities, or providing services, felt poor maternal health was due to shortcomings within the community such as poor diet, ignorance and delayed care-seeking.

Variations in management may be difficult to interpret, as one group may be either managed too aggressively or the other group may be under-managed.

The process is either managed by the athletes directly or by their National Olympic Committee.

"You can either manage the quarterback or let him play," the coach said.

Borrowers would not qualify if they were able to either manage the higher payments or refinance with a cheaper mortgage.

Besides Ms. Cook, performers he either managed or frequently booked at some time in their careers included Eartha Kitt, Joel Grey, Cab Calloway, Bobby Short, Lena Horne, Mort Sahl, Steve Allen and Sylvia McNair.

"You can either manage back down to the guidance by cutting investment programs, or you can agree to press on".

In a technologically saturated world, Heidegger argues that we never truly inhabit time: we either manage it or while it away.