Sentence examples for things to manage from inspiring English sources

There are fewer things to manage, fewer things to go wrong.

At this stage, you will have a lot of things to manage: registering for classes, meeting your advisors, getting acquainted with your new neighborhood.

But about Barneys, the investor wondered aloud, "Does Richard have the gumption and expertise to really do the hard things to manage it?" Maybe the most surprising thing about Perry's involvement in Barneys is that he got involved at all.

"When I came to Japan, I wanted to do three things: to manage a championship team, get into the Hall of Fame and to shake hands with the emperor," Yonamine told Fitts in an interview for a 2005 book, "Remembering Japanese Baseball: An Oral History of the Game".

"You can finally see how clinical data can be used to measure patient safety more systematically, and that we will really be able to use these things to manage care," says Ashish Jha, a physician at Harvard Medical School who wrote an editorial accompanying the paper.

And neither is the African Union, which likely has more important things to manage.

There is not a "thing" to manage.

And that's a difficult thing to manage".

It's a very, very large thing to manage.

"It's not the easiest thing to manage, but it's something we are going to work on.

"It's a very difficult thing to manage, and this is a reaffirmation of the limits of size".