Sentence examples for to mange from inspiring English sources
noun
A skin disease of mammals caused by parasitic mites.
His shaggy, distinctive pelt was lost to mange.
Incomplete monitoring and reporting of outcomes to mange threatened species.
Hillary Clinton, then at the State Department, did little to mange the Russians.
Under dynamic conditions, the balance and effort to mange competing needs must be continuously revisited.
Abdulilah M: The DSM sheet is a very effective way to mange complex project.
"The city is too narrow, too small to mange the masses of people," he said.
Once in Abraão take a small taxi-boat to Manges beach, the last boat stop before Lopes Mendes.
"This condition has led to us to need to closely mange his training load throughout the current season".
When nodular skin lesions were suspected to be due to demodectic mange, white creamy pus content was collected and subjected to direct smear microscopic examination.
In my business, I develop tools to educate artists on how to positively mange their money -- and once those tools are built, I set them to work.
Noticing an ever-present need for a different way to educate people on how to positively mange their money, Christina opened Smartly Academy [www.sm-artly.academy], a site dedicated to crushing the myth of the 'Starving Artists'.
