Sentence examples for management eye from inspiring English sources

He had a good management eye; he knew how businesses should operate.

BUZZ COHEN I always say it's an acre of show, and the size of it demands a size in the scale of the production and of the performances.... We're very careful that every entrance and every exit has a pair of stage management eyes on it.

In fact, its growth has management eyeing a potential IPO in 2013 (if not before), and today, the company is pulling the trigger on a potentially big product: The Alfresco Cloud.

Though initially playing at a Boundary Park with an even smaller capacity than Bournemouth's home, Oldham thrived for a few seasons in the Premier League – many will remember how they came within a last-gasp Mark Hughes semi-final volley of sabotaging Manchester United's first league and cup double in 1994 – mainly through Royle's adroit management and eye for a player.

This approach could be used as a crucial part of automated diagnosis systems for better management of eye disease.

Wall Street is already noticing this shift, and it is one reason that specialty pharma outfits focusing on a handful of therapeutic areas, like Endo Pharmaceuticals (pain management), Allergan (eye and skin care) and Forest Laboratories (psychiatry), are enjoying higher multiples than many of the drug giants.

Intra-cluster correlations for morbidity variables ranged from 0.005 for the management of eye problems to 0.059 for management of psychological problems.

The methodology described in this paper can be replicated in different areas and can become a handy tool for the planning and management of eye care services.

Considerable variance exists in what constitutes "assessment and diagnosis for referral" and "appropriate management of eye conditions at a primary care level".

This included appropriate management of eye conditions at the primary care level with cascading levels of referral for more complex conditions [ 39].

Minimal adaptations were made to the clinical content (i.e., the inclusion of palmar pallor as a danger sign and management of eye infections).