Sentence examples for managing a new from inspiring English sources

"Has any manager had a more auspicious start when managing a new team?" "I am planning on heading out to the World Cup in Brazil this summer, however not travelling to the Italy v England game as it's in the deepest darkest Amazon," begins Harry Stein.

Each man was responsible for managing a new agglomeration of previously independent agencies.

Setting up and managing a new currency for Europe was far beyond the imaginable capacities of the commission.

But he said that states must also brace themselves for managing a new set of cuts even if the limit is raised.

— Here on an expensive but otherwise unremarkable street in the suburbs of Washington, David H. Petraeus is managing a new life in the doghouse.

Last December, he began managing a new fund, Vanguard Capital Value, which has more flexibility than Windsor to invest in smaller companies.

The Conservative Party is seeking to appoint a campaign centre manager to help establish and manage a new campaigning facility in NI.

But much about the paper's plans for its future, including how it will manage a new alignment between the business and news operations at the paper, remained unexplained.

We can't manage a new technology to the worst-case scenario.

The misgivings began, he said, when he was sent to manage a new plant in Hamilton, Ontario.

Today, Paul Chirik, a professor of chemistry at Princeton, has managed a new twist on the timeworn pursuit.