Sentence examples for more aggressive management from inspiring English sources
Analysts say it needs a more aggressive management team in sales, marketing and organization.
The disparity is partly a result of the cable industry's more aggressive management.
We need more aggressive management, understanding that these patients are at higher risk for heart disease, for stroke, for neurocognitive decline.
Andrew Sperling, a lobbyist at the National Alliance on Mental Illness, an advocacy group, said, "Under the new law, we will probably see more aggressive management of mental health benefits because insurers can no longer impose arbitrary limits".
Thanks to advances in information technology, the application of more aggressive management techniques, competition from China, an expansion in the informal economy, or (enter here your own pet theory) the U.S. economy simply doesn't need as many permanent workers as it used to need.
Dana G. Mead, who through most of the decade held the No. 1 or No. 2 jobs at Tenneco, a sprawling conglomerate, said that by 1993 his company and others were seeing the combined effects of more aggressive management efforts to cut costs and years of investment in automation and information technology.
It also means that eligible patients include a greater proportion of those for whom more aggressive pharmacological management was not working either due to poor attendance at reviews, complex diabetes management situations or treatment concordance issues.
There has, however, been a tenfold increase in the use of prescription opioid painkillers like oxycodone in the past 15 years, caused by a shift toward more aggressive pain management.
"While the exact reasons behind Mr. Kelly's departure are unclear," Mr. Blostein said, "we believe the firm's focus under the new leadership could shift to more aggressive cost management and business rationalization and away from acquisitions".
A more aggressive medical management of CVRF in INPH in addition to shunt surgery is probably needed.
This may be explained by increased awareness of sepsis, more aggressive early management, or improved access to intensive care facilities.
