Sentence examples for managing the cold from inspiring English sources

To state the obvious, foreign policy is no longer consumed with managing the cold war, and no single overarching threat has emerged to replace it.

That community felt that the Reaganites were dangerously utopian in their hopes for actually winning, as opposed to managing, the cold war.

Certainly one can try to lower expectations and manage the cold disappointment.

This dangerous combination led to a search for a new international system to manage the Cold War in order to prevent a nuclear holocaust.

This guy did not manage the cold as well as the other walruses and fainted.

"We'll layer," she said with a laugh, when asked how they'll manage the cold.

Fukushima Daini was damaged by the earthquake and severely hit by the tsunami, but thanks to the heroic efforts of its operators and their epic improvisation managed the cold shutdown of all its four operating reactors.

"UNICEF is working with the Ministry of Health to decentralize and manage the cold chain systems of the country which is moving vaccines and supplies closer to communities and parents throughout the country," said Kearney.

Clinton drew on his experience in managing the end of the cold war to warn against thinking which promotes division and violence, saying that the world's problems are manageable if different groups work together.

As our business expands, we will hire additional employees, our projections include six employees, with the owners managing the store and cold-call selling.

Most problematic of all is the relationship between Hardy and a protégé who seems to have every chance of outstripping his mentor: "'He doesn't care at all about the poor man's happiness,' Mrs Neville complains, 'about what he might need, or how he's managing with the cold weather.