managing

British  

/ ˈmænɪdʒɪŋ /

adjective

1. having administrative control or authority

   a managing director

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Example Sentences

Although prior immunity usually protects the fetus, routine screening is not available in some countries, highlighting the challenges of managing an infection that is widespread but often symptom-free.

From Science Daily

“The last thing they want is for the rule to be challenged and overturned,” said James Maloney, founder and managing partner of Tiger Hill Partners, a communications and lobbying firm that works with asset managers.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Powell was basically saying he sees the whole episode as nonsense and he’s had enough of it,” said Ian Katz, managing partner at Capital Alpha.

From MarketWatch

Klomp said CMS doesn’t want the skill of managing Medicare risk adjustment—a setup that ties payments to the health conditions of enrollees—to be a competitive advantage for insurers.

From The Wall Street Journal

I was worried about how you might be managing in the countryside and was glad to hear you are getting enough to eat, and the people you are with treat you well.

From Literature