Sentence examples for expecting to manage from inspiring English sources

Air traffic controllers are expecting to manage a record 770,000 flights in UK airspace over the summer, 40,000 more than last year, the BBC reported.

Others, however, are well-prepared and well-informed, expecting to manage the condition themselves and implement changes to their lives and lifestyles.

Expecting to manage all of these possibilities will only add to your stress level, so accept the fact that you may not be able to keep a particular job.

The PHC nursing managers are expected to manage the bulk of PHC reforms.

Loyalty programmes will advance and customer assistants will be expected to manage more complex, cloud-based customer relationship management (CRM) systems.

I don't expect to manage it.

But he did not expect to manage a war.

One is expected to manage with knowledge alone.

This was precisely the type of situation that Johnston was expected to manage.

"These numbers are within the realm of what we could reasonably be expected to manage".

In this new world of computing, we're no longer expected to manage our computing environment.