Sentence examples for you believe managed from inspiring English sources

Which are the firms that you believe managed their capital well, and should be the new leaders of the economy?

A survey of Connecticut doctors suggests that a vast majority believe managed care hurts patients.

Steve Strunsky (NYT) CONNECTICUT HARTFORD: SURVEY CRITICIZES H.M.O.'S A new survey suggests Connecticut doctors believe managed care hurts patients.

"We believe managing our own technology infrastructure is best for the long-term growth and success of our company as well as our shareholders," said Austin Adams, chief information officer at J.P. Morgan Chase.

Do you believe in managed funds and stock-picking, or are you an indexer who thinks it folly to try to beat the S&P, or somewhere between?

Collins said that he believed managing in an American League park was simpler in many ways, but that deciding when to pull a pitcher — a move in the National League that is often dictated by offensive needs — could nevertheless be tricky.

TB: I'm not saying that the values you believe in are of managing change.

"Life, the movie concludes, is not as simple as most movies like it would have you believe, but it doesn't manage to make the characters complex enough to make this an insight rather than an axiom" (A. O. Scott).

Life, the movie concludes, is not as simple as most movies like it would have you believe, but it doesn't manage to make the characters complex enough to make this an insight rather than an axiom.

You say that "experts" believe my managed care reform bill, Patient Access to Responsible Care Act, would raise premium costs by 39%.

He is played by Kevin McNally, who manages to make you believe in Tom's mixture of devotion to his wife and revulsion for her dangerous work.