Sentence examples for managing on from inspiring English sources

Under the assisted-living model, people who have some difficulty managing on their own but do not need skilled nursing live in apartments equipped with kitchens but eat most of their meals with other residents.

The strongest contributor to this result was that longer-term widows without a connection to DVA were more likely to report having difficulty managing on their income.

The women were further categorized by duration of widowhood as this is associated with health and lifestyle changes, for example poorer mental and physical health, higher mortality and difficulty managing on income [ 7, 8].

The Tigers wanted Leyland to keep managing on another one-year deal, but he declined.

"But we also believe we're very prudent financial managers because we are managing on behalf of somebody else".

The report prompted the head of the prison officers' union to claim that jail staff were managing on a "wing and prayer" and he feared one of his members could be murdered if overcrowding and staffing shortages were not addressed.

(After he dropped out of high school, Lievsay worked for a while as a field engineer, managing on-site operations for a long construction job).

One of the strengths of the DSP is the ability of explicitly managing on-chip memory levels (L1 cache, L2 cache, and MSMC memory).

Consequently, Internet factories solve the problem of creating and managing on-demand application-specific overlay networks without exposing all their intricacies to the application developer.

Bahl says that the company has plans to expand its staff to 800 by the end of the year, but scaling so quickly across a large geographical region and managing on-the-ground operations is no easy feat.

The Cloud Native Computing Foundation's role in all of this to help promote cloud native computing, the notion that you can manage your infrastructure wherever it lives in a common way, greatly reducing the complexity of managing on-prem and cloud resources.