Sentence examples for managed leaving from inspiring English sources

After the second world war, the British cities of Bristol, Plymouth, Coventry and elsewhere swept away more of their old centres than the Blitz ever managed, leaving fragments of churches as witness to Britain's obsession with war.

A number of factors including poverty, lack of technology, undeveloped infrastructure, and political conflict mean that the vast mineral, water, and forest resources of the continent for the most part are not sustainably managed, leaving ecosystems degraded, biodiversity severely affected, and human health at risk.

She walks out of the family restaurant she manages, leaving her mother to deal with the bustling lunch service.

With a predominantly female workforce, the question of how to manage leave and maintain very high educational standards is tricky, she says.

But the reliance on ad-hoc coalitions of national armies to take on the missions that the U.N. is incapable of managing leaves the organization more dependent than ever on the will of its member states.

Swingvy has a full set of features, including onboarding new employees, managing leave requests and processing payroll and expense reports.

Optical networking was an important part of the service provider group that Carly had managed before leaving.

This was managed conservatively, leaving a hypertrophic scar with no further complications.

Though the Brazilian economy itself has been relatively well-managed, leaving the country with some currency reserves as the government saved during the good times, the effects of the global recession are still being felt.

"There's no managing left.

Many people had managed to leave earlier, but those who remained were not allowed to leave or receive food and water.