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Ethanc Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

what's the meaning of "manage for"?

1) What's the difference between "manage uncertainty" and "manage for uncertainty"?
2) What's the difference between "manage for something bad" and "manage for something good"?
  

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These don't sound like very common terms. Can you give some examples of them in an actual text?

  • These don't sound like very common terms.
  • Can you give some examples of them in an actual text?
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These don't sound like very common terms. Can you give some examples of them in an actual text?
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Searching "Manage for" by google, you can get results like these:

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Okay, it's always best to write complete sentences, because it's often hard to know what phrases mean out of context.

For the sentence you did give, which uses manage for uncertainty, I'd say it means to prepare for unexpected problems. In contrast, manage uncertainty could mean how a person handles uncertainty while in the midst of it.

For numbers 5 and 6, if you
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Thank you very much.
5) Using M&E to Manage for impact. - http://www.ifad.org/evaluation/guide/2/
6) Manage for growth - http://cn.linkedin.com/company/manage-for-growth/products

Thanks again.
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It looks like in these examples, the word for is being used in the sense of for the purpose of, or to accomplish, i.e. how to manage in such a way to accomplish growth or impact.
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So, "manage for something" is not the same thing as "manage something". Is thar right?
And back to my two questions at the beginning, could you please give me a summary of using 'manage for'?

Thanks a lot.
ethanc

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