Sentence examples for management not only from inspiring English sources
Our community-based health management not only manages the health of the elderly by specially trained community health service center staff, managers and related researchers, but also educates them with some related knowledge and skills to enhance their health self-management ability.
Poor complaints management not only leads to disgruntled citizens, but also undermines public confidence.
Management not only canceled the issue, but also discontinued publication altogether.
Management not only has superior information about the business, but studies have also found that managers can time a bid opportunistically to pay a lower price.
Such management not only encourages new tree growth but also augments the light levels reaching shaded crops, reduces weeds, and helps to maintain soil moisture.
Chris Hughton is delighted to be back in management not only from a football perspective but also as standard bearer for black managers wanting to get into the game.
The physician is perceived as an authoritative expert and this allows patients to feel confident and not alone when engaging in self-management, not only in regard to drugs but also to physical activity, healthy diet regimen, stress management and effective symptom monitoring.
Effective bi-project management should not only apply normal project management practices, but also anticipate risks and postpone work to the last possible moment.
Moreover, dedicated anaesthesiological, intensive-care and nursing management is required to obtain the best postoperative results; thus team management will not only determine the short-term results but also long-term outcome.
Crucial to the successful management of chronic diseases is an infrastructure designed to support pro-active management, providing not only an accurate diagnosis, but also a secure supply of cost effective drugs at an affordable price.
Our results imply that continually updating knowledge of current abundance during management may not only be important for determining culling quotas, but also for updating and optimizing management strategies.
