Sentence examples for managing not only from inspiring English sources

The taluka management team is responsible for managing not only the four core functions (the boxes in Figure  8), but also the alignments (the arrows in Figure  9) between the functions.

And there is a special delight in managing not only to boldly go where no economist has gone before, but to do so in a way that seems after the fact to be almost childs' play.

These will test France's skill in managing not only disputes among the 27, but with the European Commission, which the French see as too liberal economically and insensitive politically.

After forming his partnership with Miéville, Godard started managing not only his time but also his budget; his involvement in the art of moviemaking became a matter of business.

But I was wise, and timed my speeches brilliantly, managing not only to thank Gabriel García Márquez, Balzac and all the great authors of the Western canon, but also the editor who had recently fired me.

I'm managing not only the boxing - the art, the craft - but also the business.

Self-management, defined as the patient's ability to manage not only the symptoms inherent to a chronic condition but also its treatment and associated lifestyle changes [ 4], has become increasingly important in the treatment of type 2 diabetes [ 5, 6].

Hansen declares that, "with Neil's help, Thiokol managed not only to survive but also grow".

The chorus has managed not only to retain many of these youngsters but also to expand their ranks.

All this is possible because Valentine managed not only his troops, but also his quick and fertile mind.

He managed not only to keep Britain out but also to secure an effective French veto under the 1966 Luxembourg compromise.