Sentence examples for managing and containing from inspiring English sources

Moreover, Internet connections mean data and network security considerations are critical, said Mr. Ruiz of I.B.M. "The Web drives a lot of security issues for our customers, and they need help managing and containing these issues," he said.

Our hospital had a preexisting IDEP, which facilitated managing and containing the MERS-CoV outbreak.

"The eradication strategies have been applied in all Guinea worm endemic countries and focus on three main measures: making water safe, effectively managing and containing cases, and providing health education.

No, it can be managed and contained, say others.

Obviously, a recession should be managed and contained.

The trip to New York was not to manage and contain his incipient psychosis.

Other scholars say that terrorism, which so far has often been tolerated, can be successfully be managed and contained.

With more simultaneous crises popping up than you ever have the resources to deal with, it's impossible to prevent disorder, and the best you can hope to do is manage and contain it.

Still, Mr. Spillenkothen said: "If banks had been limited to 'plain vanilla' lending, notwithstanding its admitted riskiness, the financial crisis may well have been less severe or more easily managed and contained".

Mr Hu and Mr Wen also presided over an era of crises which they were able to manage and contain.

There were already signs of trouble ahead with the Soviets, but FDR believed he could personally manage and contain the inevitable disagreements.