Sentence examples for perhaps managing from inspiring English sources
This could mean working in specific IT firms or in companies outside the industry that use computers as a core part of the job, perhaps managing the computing needs of an advertising firm's employees.
Snapping photos of receipts, perhaps managing folders and backups of receipts on a smartphone or PC sounds like a bit of work to me.
The biggest problem is perhaps managing our time to work on this extracurricular project.
Perhaps managing your emotions by ticking them off against an online checklist helps people justify why they didn't fit in at school, why they haven't been able to hold down a job or why they've found it hard to settle into new environments.
And I think that sometimes, perhaps, managing is all that can be done.
Studying the way past communities experienced relatively larger-scale anthropogenic environmental change leads to new ways of thinking about, and perhaps managing, human responses to contemporary global-scale change.
A small, historically fragile museum can perhaps manage one or even two of the above, but evidently not three.
In this country, the median age for a first-time home buyer in 2006 was 32, by which time many people have married, started having children and perhaps managed to save up for a down payment.
Yet many Iraqis appeared unimpressed that Mr. Hussein had perhaps managed to broadcast his voice for the first time since he fled after a final appearance, still contested by some experts, at a public square in the Adhamiya neighborhood of Baghdad.
If at the same time, payments for ecosystems services (PES) could be put in place for carbon, wildlife and the protection of water sources, pastoralists could perhaps manage livestock populations to optimise the whole ecosystem for the conservation of biodiversity.
Having an e-wallet of sorts, perhaps managed for an extra $5/month by your service provider or something, would be a great way to avoid having your credit card information spread over 10 or 15 sites.
