Sentence examples for Really manages from inspiring English sources

Impressive elements aside, Secret Cinema's gradual fall from grace continues with a flawed production that never really manages to justify its price tag.

Within the financial sphere, if the F.D.I.C. really manages to convince the markets that big banks can and will fail — meaning that creditors face the genuine prospect of losses — that changes everything.

The more new (good) ideas and new (innovative) companies surface to replace the old, the stronger our economy is".Yet for all the sage advice in these books, none of them really manages to unlock the mystery at the heart of entrepreneurship and innovation.

Hoult and Stewart certainly give it their all, and both deliver sensitive, nuanced performances – but Doremus never really manages to solve the problem the afflicts the first half of the film: with everything and everyone moving at half speed, there's an inbuilt dramatic inertness to proceedings that no amount of intense whispering and tremulous handholding can overcome.

"Firstly, I think it really manages anxiety.

Accordingly, the quality of the research within the ELSI program should therefore concern questions of whether one really manages to identify and explore the issues that can have social, ethical and legal impacts.

You compare Gelb's job to that of a Yankees manager, but could anyone really manage to make the Met as central to the city as the Yankees?

He and I had met in New York a year ago and I'd asked him to be my manager, even though he hadn't ever really managed anyone.

(We don't hold index funds to the continuity of management rule because they are, by definition, not really managed).

"I was disappointed we never really managed to get a foothold in the game early on," said the manager, Steve Kean.

Successive Philippine governments have never really managed it.