managing

/ ˈmænɪdʒɪŋ /

adjective

1. having administrative control or authority

   a managing director

Example Sentences

He played football and baseball and was a top scorer on his district-champion basketball team and took his life lessons about the natural limits of the world from the challenges of managing crop rotations in the family fields near Saginaw Bay.

From Salon

River watershed, said she is glad the city is following through to complete the water recycling project in the San Fernando Valley, but that L.A. should also focus more on managing its stormwater better.

From Los Angeles Times

“We have to have a larger portion of our groundwater recharge coming from managing rainwater, in getting rid of impervious surfaces and letting it infiltrate,” Winter said.

From Los Angeles Times

He is credited with discovering the scientific basis for diagnosing and managing violence as a contagious disease and is the founder of the NGO Cure Violence Global.

From Salon

As for managing my feelings, I’m careful and selective as to what news or information I consume.

From Salon