Sentence examples for manage a very from inspiring English sources

Sam Allardyce has welcomed the chance to manage "a very ambitious club" after making a swift return to football management after his ill-fated 67-day stint in charge of England as Alan Pardew's replacement at Crystal Palace.

But Ms. Goad, who graduated in 2005, said, "Dean Kagan was trying to manage a very difficult situation, and it wasn't an issue she could simply or easily resolve in our favor".

But we had to manage a very, very challenging situation where we need to continue our growth based on the existing BlackBerry platform and we had to transition the company.

"At the end of the day," Mr. Beebe said, "Tony Ridder is trying to manage a very, very delicate balance: between pleasing the public markets, which are fickle and demanding and difficult to please, and doing the right thing for the quality of his news".

Ms Bridgewater said he had worked "extremely hard" to "manage a very challenging financial agenda".

The analyst added that AMD has its plate full competing with Intel, trying to manage a very expensive antitrust legal battle, and executing a transition to 65 nm technology.

In this paper, a multilayer secure biomedical data management system for managing a very large number of diverse personal health devices is proposed.

Therefore, in this paper, multilayer secure biomedical data management architecture for managing a very large number of diverse personal health devices is proposed.

In the paper "A Multi-layer secure Biomedical Data Management System for Remotely Managing a Very Large Number of Diverse Personal Healthcare Devices" a multilayered remote PHD management system for a very large number of PHDs was proposed.

"Mike's wonderful — he manages a very substantial hedge fund," Davis said.

But drifting downstream a bit, he has managed a very happy landing.