Sentence examples for manage much of from inspiring English sources

Springer used to employ an outside agency to manage much of this for us.

The government investment funds that manage much of the oil money are not subject to the constraints on holding liquid assets that China's central bank is.

Four agencies manage much of the land: the Bureau of Land Management, the National Forest Service, the National Park Service, and the Fish and Wildlife Service.

The government argues it wants more land to be forested and is hoping local communities will buy and manage much of the acreage put up for sale.

The Devils did not manage much of a threat until the final minute, when Sergei Brylin hit a goal post before Sykora's goal.

Citigroup and other global banks manage much of this activity, executing trades, and ensuring that money lands where it is supposed to, leaning heavily on their London operations.

Colombia's ISA manages much of Peru's electricity grid.

Aidan Barclay manages much of the UK business for his father and his uncle.

Back then, the U.S. government still managed much of the economy, including where planes, trains and trucks could go and how much they could charge.

Despite these tendencies, he managed much of the war effort brilliantly, delivering a surprisingly effective army of more than two million men to France by the end of 1918.

In this partnership IBM manages much of AirTel's back-office operations and shares the financial risk with the phone company.