Sentence examples for necessities of managing from inspiring English sources

As a wine and food professional, I've grappled with balancing the pleasures I enjoy imbibing with the practical necessities of managing a body whose metabolism isn't the same today as it was 20 years ago.

My parents taught me practical things, about how important hard work, discipline and the necessity of managing your own money were.

Phillips's substantive argument - the need to recognise that there are winners and losers; and the necessity of managing migration and integration - is an important one.

First, someone in Micheletti's circle needs to help his interim government understand the necessity of managing its international public relations to help position itself for the coming negotiations.

Difficulties predicting material loss in industrial machinery, financial and security impacts due to early failure of worn components and the necessity of managing highly aggressive slurries (e.g. oilsands), have motivated the application of surface engineering solutions to reduce the negative effects of erosion corrosion processes.

We discuss results in the context of managing fisheries based on the status of fished areas alone or on the entire stock and discuss the necessity for information about fish movement for accurate assessment of stocks managed using marine reserves.

The need to develop the DaNa Literature Criteria Checklist arose from the necessity to manage the evaluation of all nano-toxicity data regarding its scientific value prior to including it in the knowledge base.

Considering the necessity to manage a large volume of data, the proposed method takes adequate advantage of cloud computing and makes up for the insufficiency of MapReduce by using RDDs and DAG.

The more sensor data increases, the more potentiality for managing indoor environment and necessity to manage and represent amount of them grow at the same time.

"Work experience has changed from something that was seen as nice to have on a CV to something that's become a necessity," said Martin Birchall, managing director of High Fliers Research, which undertook the survey.

Our results do echo previous findings that emphasized the necessity of effective communication in managing a healthy change process and its benefits in overcoming resistance [ 28].