Sentence examples for managed with an from inspiring English sources

They all managed with an aide or two.

Full thickness rectal prolapse (FTRP) is managed with an abdominal or perineal operation.

The unexpected, managed with an amazing sense of balance, becomes the better than expected.

Patients with this complication are often managed with an esophageal covered, self-expandable metal stent positioned at endoscopy.

The control group was managed with an intravenous fluid warmer, and the ambient temperature remained constant (20°C).

All three must be managed with an understanding that people make decisions based on personal and professional motivations that are often hidden to the rest of the world.

After all, our crisis had been managed with an unmistakable top-down approach, as is so often the case with turnarounds.

The academy was managed with an "underlying assumption that the average person had a right to the world's knowledge," writes Mr Lopate.

Conclusion: Fractures of the angle of the mandible should managed with an osteosynthesis plate placed on the lateral aspect of the mandible via a transbuccal approach.

"Claudio Ranieri managed with an awful lot of skill as well but that's my observations from afar and there's nothing further for me to say.

One hundred patients above 80 years of age (mean age 88.20 years) with 101 fractures in the area of the trochanters were managed with an external fixation (Orthofix pertrochanteric fixator, OPF) from October 1995 to March 2000.