Sentence examples for now being managed from inspiring English sources

One multimillion dollar orchard in Hext, Tex., is now being managed as a game preserve.

The suggested priority receiving sites would be those with a moderate level of past modifications, now being managed for conservation and with low nutrient status.

A recent study by the Rights and Resources Initiative reported that more than a quarter of the forests in developing countries are now being managed by local communities.

Zimbabwe has 11,000 troops deployed, many of them defending the rich diamond mines, whose profits are now being managed by a coalition of Congolese and Zimbabwean generals.

Interactions between genotype and environment (G × E) for feed intake and phenotypic performance are becoming increasingly important as cattle genotypes are now being managed in a diverse range of environments worldwide.

Other conditions such as acne and acne scars, psoriasis, keloids, warts and hypertrichosis that traditionally have been treated with a variety of modalities are now being managed safely with laser surgery.

This abstraction allows great flexibility to IT managers as the physical network can now be managed as a 'fabric' offering some transport capacity that can be used, programmed, and repurposed as needed.

The award was established in 1984 by Cornell's Johnson Graduate School of Management and now is managed by the EPE program.

In an implicit message to Mr Putin, Mr Kudrin argues that it could now be managed under this presidency, but with a different government.

Whether your management systems and risk assessments are Excel based or GRC software based, operational risk and legal risk can now be managed in an holistic manner.

Last night, the Co-op Group launched a full "root and branch review" of its practices - that process will now be managed by Lidbetter.