Sentence examples for manage at a time from inspiring English sources

At those centers, controllers had to space airplanes farther apart so that they would not have to take on more planes than they could manage at a time.

The coalition has faced difficult times and yet has done far more to solve long-term problems and build an open society than Labour managed at a time of plenty".

"I believe these systems will have more information available to them than any human soldier could possibly process and manage at a given point in time and thus be able to make better informed decisions," he says.

Identify each part and assess whether every one has to be managed right now or should you manage pieces at a time.

How people manage this at a time when they are vulnerable and recovering from cancer and its treatment were varied but the importance of personal resources such as confidence and assertiveness is clear.

"I wasn't probably ready to manage at that time," Bowa said at a news conference.

And they do need to be managed well at a time when consumers, investors and job seekers want to align themselves with businesses that share their values.

Among Mr. Bridges's duties in New York are a photo shoot at the Rose Center for Earth and Space and a two-hour stint in a radio booth, submitting to a "radio tour" carrying his voice to 12 American cities, 10 tightly managed minutes at a time.

Now in a new book Malkiel moves on to extol the virtues of global portfolio diversification — in index funds and actively managed funds — at a time when many investors are licking their wounds from Southeast Asia, Russia and, not so long ago, Latin America.

Now in a new book Malkiel moves on to extol the virtues of global portfolio diversification--in index funds and actively managed funds -- at a time when many investors are licking their wounds from Southeast Asia, Russia and, not so long ago, Latin America.

First, he announced he would largely avoid the Medicare business, the bread and butter of his managed care brethren, at a time when payments for senior care were generous.