Sentence examples for manage agitated from inspiring English sources

Carers described struggling to manage agitated and aggressive behaviour.

Their struggles to manage agitated and sometimes aggressive patients, as well as distressed and despairing relatives, called for resources which few were able to provide.

But the work would be even more gripping if Ms. Tharp had managed to suggest what agitated her characters.

Goldman Sachs also posted a much-reduced quarterly profit, of $1.51 billion, stemming from losses in mortgages and securities.In a week when the markets were highly agitated, Visa managed to raise $17.9 billion from its initial public offering, the world's second-biggest (behind Industrial & Commercial Bank of China in 2006).

Where Islamist radicals have insinuated themselves, often through Wahhabist Saudi support, they have managed to create agitating minority fortresses across the Muslim World, yet at the same time they have alienated the larger societies in which they operate.

When the inspector in charge of the police detachment arrested four of the shearers who were wanted by the police, the crowd became agitated, but Chauvel managed to disperse the crowd peacefully, and bring his charges safely to their destination.

Leonard B. Dixon, director of the Wayne County Juvenile Detention Facility in Detroit, said mentally ill children were "more difficult to manage, more explosive and more easily agitated".

When they finally managed to speak to Leibel, he seemed "agitated and uncooperative," Los Angeles Sheriff Lt. Dave Coleman told reporters.

For the past couple of seasons, he has managed to toe the line between slightly agitated and fully enraged that he so often crossed as a rookie.

Walker managed to get them agitating for a leveling down instead.

" 'Don't agitate nothing.