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Free sign upThe phrase "manage for" is not correct and should not be used in written English.
To use the phrase appropriately, you would need to change it to something like "manage for [purpose]". For example, you could say "She's managing the project for success".
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We suggest that parks and reserves consider implementing human resource management policies that actively manage for uncertainty.
She warned against wildlife managers using previous patterns to manage for the future.
We recommend that managers ban the all-encompassing norms and manage for heterogeneity at different scales.
Assets Under Management Fee: Based on a percentage of assets they manage for you.
"I manage for the future.
He could manage for a little while.
I didn't manage for profit.
"We manage for market share that's sustainably profitable".
After all, didn't people manage for centuries with sheep intestines?
You try to keep track; you manage, for a while.
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I wrote my thesis at Wharton on how to manage for-profit schools.
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