Sentence examples for manage adequately from inspiring English sources

The state acknowledged today that it failed to manage adequately the cleanup of a solid waste landfill here, a lapse environmentalists say may have allowed tons of heavy metals, benzenes and other carcinogens to seep into the groundwater and possibly the Raritan River.

Thus, the current evaluation system, based only on spontaneous and instinctive doctors' decisions, was unable to manage adequately two-thirds of all suspected syncopal patients, although ∼50% of them were admitted to the hospital.

Some reports suggest that Japanese officials in 2009 sought to discourage an Obama trip to Hiroshima out of fear that expectations in Japan could not be managed adequately.

In a resource-limited world, not everyone with migraine can receive professional health care, but neither should they: people with relatively mild and infrequent attacks who self-manage adequately with over-the-counter (OTC) remedies should not be brought into the health-care system.

This reflects that AEs can usually be managed adequately without impacting long term treatment adherence.

Correction of the deformity was also associated with moderate to severe pain that was managed adequately with oral pain killers as previously described.

It underlines that most of the environmentally harmful effects of goat grazing arise from improper management practices at very high grazing pressures whereas goat grazing can be a useful tool for conservation if managed adequately.

If the pain is still not managed adequately, short term use of opioids such as morphine may be useful.

Previous research suggests that, to some extent, the micro-level individual experiences and the ability to self-manage adequately is bound up with the structure, organisation and delivery of primary care practice [ 14].

Furthermore, four out of ten workers sustained that stress was not managed adequately in their organisation.

Most were mild-to-moderate in severity and were managed adequately with supportive measures, with or without dose modification.