manage的示例

• The car's quite full, but we could manage to squeeze another couple of people in.

• How did you manage to get such a great job?

• I don't know how actors manage to learn all those lines.

• I'm afraid I have to go out for a while - will you be able to manage on your own?

• How do you manage to work in this heat without air conditioning?

• I saw a harried-looking mother at the checkout trying to manage two small children and a mountain of shopping.

• This mousse says it's designed to make hair glossy and easier to manage.

• This is my first experience of managing other people, but I need to appear confident.

• Derek manages our Agricultural Division.

• There must be a better way to manage our household finances than this!

• However, managing the amount of traces generated becomes a challenge.

• The analysis manages to introduce significant complexity into the often simplified representation of technological change by economists.

• In the other three cases, tenants were managing valiantly.

• Again, the way in which the individual has managed previous experiences of loss will be significant.

• Each practice operates through a system of organization where farmers are observed from above and are managed by the development institutions.

• His efforts managed to save about four hundred people.

• The results clearly showed the significance of managing temporal variability that is a function of several factors.

• Pastures were only managed in the sense that decisions were taken concerning the transfer of livestock from one region to another.

• The conflicts can be managed to reconcile the design perspectives.

• Experiences with designing and managing organic rotation trials.

• At all times, the land was managed by the farmer as grazed grassland.

• The rest seem to have managed to acquire soba status.

• Prior to this phase, respondents noted comfort with their pedagogical role in terms of managing children and group teaching.

• He managed, in a high pro®le arts programme, to attain some sort of balance between the competing claims of aesthetic and utilitarian values.

• The business of being a human being is conceptualized, experienced, managed, and lived through in radically different ways.