Sentence examples for that managed one from inspiring English sources

Cold-calling, a direct mail campaign, and print ads in the Journal of Accountancy are all part of the plan, which sounds outdated in 2014 — until you remember that this is the same group that managed one of its most important tasks by manually logging progress in Word documents.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is reassigning dozens of top career officials within his ranks, a shake-up that appears to be the start of a broad reorganization of a department that manages one-fifth of all land within the United States.

Two weeks removed from running the Interior Department ― a federal agency of 70,000 federal employees that manages one-fifth of the land in the United States ― Ryan Zinke this week landed a gig working for a little-known firm that invests in emerging financial technology fields like blockchain, the networks that underpin cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and Ethereum.

One reason for this is that the savings that can be won by shifting computing to the cloud remain compelling; another is that Amazon-style snafus have been rare.Yet another is that managing one's own network is hardly a guarantee of reliability.

United boss Benitez's only gripe may be that they should have won by a more convincing margin against a Huddersfield side that managed only one shot on target.

This is the same Mets team that managed only one run against the Montreal Expos Zachh Day and the Pittsburgh Pirates' Oliver Perez at Shea Stadium.

Swift's accomplishment is noteworthy, and in both 2015 and 2016, there was also only one title that managed sales of one million physical units, though it was the same both years Adele's 25.

That England managed one wicket before lunch was an achievement in itself given the way the day panned out, even if it was only the nightwatchman.

Thaler and Sunstein describe their project as one of "libertarian paternalism". That's a loaded phrase, one that manages at one moment to comfort and discomfort.

They don't realize that managing one-on-one is just not the same as managing a group and that they can influence individual behavior much more effectively through the group, because most of us are social creatures who want to fit in and be accepted as part of the team.

He was the only one that managed to place the importance of Karofsky's suicide attempt above winning Regionals.