Sentence examples for managed problems from inspiring English sources

"But the European Union has managed problems in the past and we are confident that this one can be solved".

Perceptions that China has managed problems like heavy debt and capital outflows fairly well for now, as well as slow but steady economic growth in Japan, have helped stocks in the region.

If only a subset of environmental factors is managed, problems will arise in the artificial growth environment.

Effective postpartum care in the community can prevent short, medium and long-term consequences of unrecognised and poorly managed problems.

Finally, a reimbursement for the activity conducted by GPs could contribute to improve the teleconsultations use, in order to involve also non-user GPs, and to increase the number of remotely managed problems.

The data collected from the Bettering the Evaluation and Care of Health (BEACH) program between January 2009 and 2010 showed hypertension to be the most frequently managed problem in general practice, accounting for 5.7% of all managed problems [ 4].

Hypertension is the most frequently managed problem in general practice but evidence suggests that management of Hypertension in general practice is sub-optimal.

Hypertension being the most frequently managed problem in Australian general practice[ 14] highlights the opportunities available to offer nutrition advice to hypertensive patients.

Cough is the most frequently managed problem in primary care and becomes increasingly common at the extremes of age [ 1, 2].

People from different nations would gather to work out differences and manage problems.

"The corporate culture was to manage problems in the hope they would go away," he said.