Sentence examples for managing which from inspiring English sources

Wars are not problems that need managing, which suggests that they will always be with us.

He announced that he had given up agenting in favor of business managing, which he did exclusively for Eastwood.

Contractors were put off, since no one knew who would be managing which divisions after the reorganization.

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission, under the gun to find savings in the state's huge Medicaid program, suggested last month that it could save $36.5 million over the next biennium by better managing which babies end up in NICUs, curbing so-called convenience C-sections and refusing to finance elective inductions before the 39th week of pregnancy.

One of those I recruited, who is younger, indicated he wanted a managerial role, and three years later the firm decided to appoint him as team leader after I indicated I was fed up with managing (which involved much tedious administrative work), and he showed enthusiasm to step in.

"We always say that IT organizations should never pay more for tools, than what the tools are managing – which is often the case with many vendors," Sabhlok said.

(Mr. Young ran Bliss Artist Management, which managed rock bands).

Less complicated campaign management should mean fewer campaigns to manage, which is simpler and should theoretically be less work.

The funds are actively managed, which more likely means the managers do believe in the technology itself and not just the crypto-craze.

I was given Vicks Vaporub to manage, which made me the first brand manager in the company.

A money manager's pay depends primarily on the amount of money managed, which in turn depends on the fund's rate of return relative to other funds.