Sentence examples for this means managing from inspiring English sources

This means managing the resource for the long haul, not as an underwater boomtown, for even if a given species quickly rebounds, the ecosystem seldom does.

Primarily, this means managing risk.

In spite of the growing popularity of the cloud for device backup, much of the data center server backup remains on tape and this means managing the tapes, boxing them and having a truck pick them up, paying for offsite storage, then retrieving them should you need them for legal or other purposes and destroying them when required.

This means managing what food intakes nourish your body and what kind of exercise you can slip-in in a week.

By "take on", this means manage existing investments as well as investing more.

This meant managing a hothouse and a huge garden where the thousands of plants used to decorate the grounds are raised, so she doesn't find bossing 120 workmen too strange a task.

Before this meant managing a box of discs or hard drives and manually loaded your computer's files.

Time management means managing your mind, not your schedule.

That means managing them, booking their tours and selling their albums.

Dealers are expected to nurture their careers, which means managing prices, too.

Democracy in the Visitor Center means managing crowds and satisfying constituencies; its statuary of obscure figures reflect America's multicultural populations.