"He realized, via a research study [the hospital he managed] did with a large reimbursement stakeholder, that the way rehabilitation has been conducted is still very ineffective, and there's no digital component integrated into the patient treatment procedure," von Waldenfels explains.
In two beautifully told death scenes, Dillard has managed to achieve what Chekhov did with death in "The Bishop".
He manages to get so much done with a smile.
"It's marvellous what we've managed to do, with no money, in three short years.
I think what we managed to do with The Returned is take this fantastic story and anchor it in reality.
Speaking at the State of London debate, Khan said: "One of the deals Boris Johnson managed to do with the Germans was to buy three water cannon.
Ibrik's guestrooms are spacious and decorated in a modern, "look what I managed to do with my family hand- me-downs" kind of way.
After September 11th, it looked as if the future of lower Manhattan would depend entirely on what we managed to do with Ground Zero.
Close readers, meanwhile, marvelled at the things Proust managed to do with tenses, eliding perfect and imperfect pasts as seamlessly as in a feverish dream.
What Morrison has managed to do with that job — and the criticism, pro and con, she has received for doing it — has made her one of the most widely written-about American authors of the past fifty years.
But the Collegiate Chorale accomplished something with Puccini that no one this season has so far managed to do with Mozart: it succeeded in putting an ultra-familiar composer in a novel light.
