Sentence examples for managed with more from inspiring English sources

That is enough to last a month for some people with diabetes, but many people find that their diabetes is better managed with more expensive insulin analogues.

I'd been suffering with this for over 20 years, all which could have been avoided or managed with more knowledge by doctors and gynaecologists.

Hay Festival has just held "the first [festival] we've ever managed with more women onstage than men", at the Bangla Academy in Dhaka, and there a growing number of feminist-orientated comedy nights showcasing female talent.

In contrast to the services like kayaking and riding, done more for love than money, food service contracts are managed with more of an eye to the bottom line.

This deluge of data can only be managed with more and bigger routers and switches, such as Cisco's Nexus 7000, which can handle 15 trillion bits, the equivalent of 1,350 feature-length films, every second.To get an even bigger slice of the video pie, Cisco developed TelePresence, the first unit of which was sold in December 2006.

Moreover, they need to explain how the expected risks outweigh the expected benefits, and why the risks cannot be appropriately managed with more specific legislation.

In addition, the prison is extremely overcrowded and hard to manage, with more than four times as many inmates as it was built for.

Once the new law takes effect, Mr. Ellis said, "the districts can manage with more flexibility around the demand and have the tools they need to get the job done".

… if I could get expert help with the diagnosis – I can manage with more confidence… With things like some of the behavioural therapies, you know, I don't really have time to give people that advice, it's good to have someone who can give that".

Analysts said Cigna, of Philadelphia, had been losing market share among big employers to the UnitedHealth Group, which has been quicker to offer a looser brand of managed care with more choices for subscribers.

And straw can be managed with little more than scissors.