Sentence examples for management has evolved from inspiring English sources
The recession and the endless post recession have meant that my financial management has evolved from checking the bank account balance monthly to managing cash flow weekly, delving into spreadsheets and projections with newly critical eyes.
And no matter what you think of Nafta or how outraged by American companies exploiting foreign workers, the issue of labor versus management has evolved to be considerably cloudier than Blitzstein's good-versus-evil presentation.
As China grows increasingly wired, crisis management has evolved into a precarious science, in which the government treats information itself like a virus on the verge of infecting the masses.
Project management has evolved over the years.
Watershed management has evolved and passed through several developmental stages.
Irrigation management has evolved into a top priority issue since available fresh water resources are limited.
Since then various means of the management have evolved and been reported in the medical literature.
Regulations related to process safety and risk management have evolved with time as compared to earlier when there were no specific regulations for controls of such major hazards as became evident during the Seveso incident.
Over the past 2 decades various adjunctive techniques of cerebral circulatory management have evolved to increase the safety and duration of cerebral protection.
While the indications and goals of cholesterol management have evolved over the course of our study period, and the use of statins in our study may have been less aggressive than current practice, this finding raises the possibility that the two groups are systematically different and that our results are subject to confounding by indication.
It seems Pardew's man-management has evolved significantly since the days at Upton Park when the death of Don Hutchison's father badly affected the footballer, who recently claimed West Ham's then manager did not handle the situation at all sensitively.
