Sentence examples for future manage from inspiring English sources

Thampi explained that a major factor in this move to gain adoption is that many of the partners with whom Bot Metrics work, and inspires to work with in the future, manage projects for major companies who might require a local installation inside their firewall.

Thampi explained that a major factor in this move to gain adoption is that many of the partners with whom Bot Metrics work, and inspires to work with in the future, manage projects for major companies who might require a local installation inside their firewall.

Future managed lane approaches can balance driver perceptions with operational efficiency to provide acceptable and high performing truck infrastructure.

Such species require larger, more dramatic disturbance regimes to regenerate and to attain the canopy in future managed forests.

This rigorous program is ideal preparation for an M.B.A. program, a career in the financial world or a future managing your own company.

Max awaits a dreaded arranged marriage and a future managing the empire of his Lebanese father, an erstwhile scholar whose devotion to humanism has been replaced by a drive to amass a real estate empire.

Odd Future manages to make music that speaks to the way angry teen-agers think, swerving between revenge fantasies and pained, explicit confessions — a blend of imagined power and reluctantly acknowledged powerlessness.

If the Pujols of the future managed against the Pujols of the present, would Pujols pitch to Pujols? "Why not?" Pujols said, sounding more like a hitter than a manager.

In 1967 the future managing director of BBC radio, David Hatch, became the first producer of what was originally to be just a six-part series with two guests and the same number of regular panellists.

This reinforces an idea of the future that puts robotics front and center in the classroom, as STEM education becomes even more crucial to helping future generations manage a future heavily reliant on technology.

The statement stopped well short of rejecting Ms. Lagarde's candidacy but said technical background and political acumen, rather than nationality, should be the main factors in choosing future managing directors.