Sentence examples for manage distant from inspiring English sources

While they're opening offices in other countries to manage distant business relationships, they count their U.S. production as a strength.

Monitoring costs increased by ¥1,537, while the costs to manage distant recurrence decreased by ¥17,102.

(189) Langer B (1985) Colorectal cancer: managing distant metastases.

Well, leaders who don't manage are distant, disconnected.

However, to manage more distant assets in Ayrshire, Melrose Abbey used Mauchline as a "super grange", to oversee lesser granges.

In the urban setting, non-hospital based tele-medicine centres should select doctors based on their (a) ability to communicate with village folk, (b) ability to manage the distant patient who has limited resources, (c) preference in working in such an office rather than a clinic and (d) willingness to stay in a given organization for a few years rather than moving on soon.

Urban forests located close to cities, or in resort or vacation areas that have already been in service for tourism or other recreational uses, offer facilities that are reasonably maintained and managed, unlike distant forests (e.g., okuyama; forests and mountains far from urban areas) that are in a state of abandonment.

I never manage to stay distant, so I've suffered a lot.

The best the Russian pair of Yuko Kavaguti and Alexander Smirnov could manage was a distant fourth after a shattering performance in the free skate.

Jonathan Wober, an analyst, reckons it will be hard to recruit and manage staff at a distant Asian base, and that NAS will be competing against Asian carriers with lower costs.

The formal exit options have been reduced over the years and the operation of the resettlement lottery only enhances the sense that the whole refugee system is managed by a distant and fickle deity.