Sentence examples for to manage further from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the trickiest balancing act is to manage further growth.

In an effort to combat such concerns, Mr. Varley said on Tuesday that Barclays was "well positioned to manage further changes that may be required of us by our regulators".

This information will be most valuable for fish producers to manage further development of off-flavour events.

We would like to reassure the public that resources from the Government, law enforcement and public and private sector organisation are working together to manage further disruption from the current attack and to increase protection against any further attacks in the coming days.

Patients with acetaminophen-induced ALF require ICU admission for meticulous supportive care, and to monitor for and manage further organ system involvement [ 12].

"The timetable of the proposed changes is unhelpful; we need stability in the sector, not difficult-to-manage further change, particularly in light of the significant recent year-on-year funding shifts, and also to facilitate institutions' preparation for the impact of arrangements for differential fees," said a spokeswoman.

This is also a misconception, since a crook will generally have zero scruples about taking over your credit accounts (even with their crippling interest rates), and making them even more impossible to manage by further damaging your credit.

They were allowed to contact the physician who had referred them for therapy, but they were advised to manage similar further pain episodes on their own without immediately contacting a physician.

While brady- and tachyarrhythmias have their specific treatment, patients with syncope during sinus rhythm, e.g. with psychogenic syncope, are also an important subgroup that will benefit from a correct diagnosis and information, which can subsequently help them to manage without further visits to healthcare facilities.

In a letter of recommendation to American publishers, the émigré novelist Hermann Broch wrote that the book would become the standard work on the subject, and that Adler's "cool and precise method not only grasps all the essential details but manages further to indicate the extent of the horror in an extremely vivid form".

But officials are being careful to manage expectations of further change.