Sentence examples for managing too many from inspiring English sources

Its owner, managing too many mailboxes, has let it fill.

The company recognizes the trade-off between having tools that optimize individual worker efficiency and bearing the expense of creating and managing too many customized tools.

A recent investigation by The Times focusing partly on K12 Inc., one of the biggest online learning companies, and on Pennsylvania, which allows full-time online students, found that some high school teachers complained of managing too many online students.

The Twitter social graph is constrained by the difficulty in managing too many follows, and the follow dance leads to cross-follow relationships that business relationships to emerge from the value of the affinities which attract people to each other.

Karen, with her artist husband and two children, is a typical upper-middle-class working mother, juggling too much, managing too many lifelines, watching her marriage disintegrate.

The conglomerates of the 1960s crumbled because they tried to manage too many businesses in too many different industries.

She also blames the fact that many doctoral supervisors often manage too many students to be able to check each one's work and progress properly.

Self-driving robot cars simply aren't ready to safely manage too many routine traffic situations without human intervention," he said.

If the capacity of the entire market was not well managed, too many experiments would have to be performed at a single branch, increasing the amount of noise surrounding each one.

People have no idea how terribly managed too many of our corporations are.

Having to manage too many similar-looking apps — assuming Pinger gives its suite of apps similar livery/look and feel — may end up turning people off.