Sentence examples for managed and often from inspiring English sources

Consequently, this potentially important non-point source is poorly managed and often neglected.

The problem, says TrustPlus CEO Shawn Broderick, is that reputation scores aren't centrally managed, and often the rankings lack context.

My time in clinical practice has shown me that most people want the immediate symptom of pain managed and often will not even realise there is an underlying cause.

Closed-end funds, which are also pools of securities that trade throughout the day, are actively managed and often sell for sharp discounts or occasionally at premiums to the value of their underlying assets.

These companies are being operated and managed (and often restructured and refinanced) in such a manner as to deliver outsized returns to the investors in the fund.

Symptoms such as pain may be poorly detected and managed and often BPSD such as agitation and aggression are exacerbated in this busy environment.

Tablets with keyboard accessories offer businesses a cheaper, easier to manage and often more secure productivity solution than traditional laptops, and have been favoured by institutions such as the NHS in the UK.

The huge amount of information on patients accumulated in modern healthcare institutions is difficult to manage and often not as useful as it should be, because it is either inaccessible, too slow to be clinically used or too difficult to access justifying the need for more effective information management techniques and statistical analysis for knowledge discovery and extraction.

We concur with the previous reports in that the injury is difficult to manage and often occurs due to imperfect examination of the poly-trauma patient at the outset.

Women described how they were living with ill health, which they found difficult to manage, and often impacted on their work.

One manager illustrated the contribution of his pharmacist to the district team by saying: "… before, the immunization campaigns, particularly around influenza, they were not well managed and we often ended up with stock being wasted.