Sentence examples for managing crunch from inspiring English sources

For Prior, managing "crunch", as the hectic weeks of overwork leading up to a video game's launch are grimly referred to within the industry, is another priority.

He manages crunch situations delicately so that the atmosphere remains calm and cool.

If a clutch of firms that understand how to manage and crunch personal data emerge, Britain will be able to export its know-how across the world.

But he manages to crunch out some semblance of a hot beat before marking the kill switch with the classic throat slash motion a minute and a half later.

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We can be entirely confident they'll carry them out with the same due diligence they managed before the credit crunch.

But many young graduates – who entered the working world at the beginning of the credit crunch – also managed to land jobs on the film.

"Somehow or other, in Ryder Cup matches, when you asked him to hole a 15-footer to halve or win a hole, he holed it, whereas in the major championships, he never quite managed to hole those crunch putts," said former-team mate Ken Brown, who played in five Ryder Cups.

The car had lighter steering and better power-assisted brakes than many cars I've driven from the era, but the three-speed gearbox was tough going for a novice; I managed only one crunch-free shift.

"We're seeing a very different workforce from 2008 and the start of the credit crunch, says Maria Bourke, managing director of Let's Get Healthy, a company that works with clients across the UK and Europe to help improve staff wellbeing.

"But when it's come to the crunch we've managed to do it.