Sentence examples for the problems of managing from inspiring English sources

She also knew the problems of managing an extremely popular literary character.

Incidental Intelligence: The announcement board of the Rutgers Presbyterian Church, on Broadway, recently bore the announcement: "Sermon: On the Problems of Managing a Private Zoo".

The reason it took such a gamble may well reflect some of the problems of managing a bank's balance sheet in China.

This is a demanding, full-time job, based in London, for somebody who is fascinated by the problems of managing companies all round the world.

Despite Sisler's health problems and the problems of managing such a team as the Browns, he still hit over.300 in all but one of his remaining seasons.

On top of that come the problems of managing proceedings in what is in effect a huge debating society, in which everyone has a say, and speeches are relayed by "human microphones"—chanted sentence by sentence by the participants.

In fact, proponents of medical savings accounts even extolled them as a way to sidestep the problems of managed care, because people who use them can go to doctors of their choosing whenever they want, and still save money by paying part of the cost with untaxed income.

With this framework, we analyze the ability of two frequently used safety management theories to tackle the problem of managing safety of Dutch military expeditionary organizations.

Pretty (2003) finds community management a promising solution to the problem of managing the commons, although he points out that community organization can have a dark side if the community's shared cognition sanctions harm to natural resources.

Ministers of finance in the 17th and 18th centuries found the problem of managing the debt almost insuperable.

Q. Can you elaborate on a point you touched on earlier, about the problem of managing people who seem undermotivated?