Sentence examples for manage toward from inspiring English sources

She listened for him coming down the hall before breakfast, running as fast as he could manage toward her kitchen, to see her, to press his soft cheek against hers and say her name.

"You always manage toward the peak, and have a reserve margin based on your latest peak," said Tom Williams, a spokesman for Duke Energy, which does business in areas that experienced a new peak.

"Once you define performance, people manage toward those metrics and neglect other things that don't get counted," said the Princeton health economist Uwe Reinhardt, who writes for The Times's Economix blog.

Whatever it is that users trust your software to do, measure it, and manage toward improving it.

Likewise for the giving of constant guidance and then managing toward these expectations versus management of the business.

From the top to the bottom and back again, they can be proactively managed toward as opposed to being reacted to emotionally.

In this sense, disturbances could become opportunities for managing toward a distribution of human population and infrastructure that is more realistic given a changing climate.

Studies with "unseen" cues for food, a critical natural reward, will be a valuable extension and validation of the current findings, as will studies with other clinical populations (e.g., those who struggle to manage motivation toward food or sexual reward).

"Parents who saw college in their child's future seemed to manage their child toward that goal irrespective of their income and other assets," he said in a statement.

But the American command's planning suggests less public but equally fundamental differences over the military structures that the generals say are needed to manage the transition toward Iraqi control.

The vogue for such specialties is part of a migration of a top tier of American medical students from branches of health care that manage major diseases toward specialties that improve the life of patients — and the lives of physicians, with better pay, more autonomy and more-controllable hours.