Sentence examples for managed away from inspiring English sources

They can almost be managed away.

Financiers are rightly rewarded for taking risks, which by their nature cannot be entirely managed away or anticipated.

"On a personal level, and as a matter of social policy," Williams wrote, "we often seem to be waiting for the No-Fault Fairy to come and explain at last how our deepest conflict can be managed away".

All of which tells me that the scandal inside Fifa can't be managed away, that sooner or later many of those 186 countries that voted for Blatter – and the 172 who voted down the England motion – will be claiming to have been on the FA chairman David Bernstein's lonely side all along.

Once doping became visible in form of a rider testing positive the case was, if possible (eg. through admittance of obviously back-dated prescriptions) managed away.' Up until 2006-2007 the aim of In Competition Tests was at least partially undermined by a number of deficiencies in the testing process.

But ambiguity can't be managed away.

But as a parent, it's normal to worry about how you child will manage away from home.

The people running big mortgage portfolios would tell you that hedging allows them to manage away their risks.

Pension schemes, fed up with filling in deficits only to see them widen again, are desperate to manage away as much risk as they can.

At the end of the rainbow there was supposed to be a gold mine of profits wrung from managing away the inefficiencies and excesses of modern medicine.

"There's a cost burden that no one can manage away," Manfred Wennemer, above, the chief of Continental, said in an interview.