Sentence examples for Really managing from inspiring English sources

"This calls into question whether we're really managing what we have out there," said Sheila Campbell, the manager of best practices at usa.gov, which tries to help citizens navigate the federal bureaucracy.

The one who's really managing my care is me".

The years that followed were swallowed up by depression, she says, "really properly not really managing".

"The huge issue for the sector is really managing growth," she said.

Of course there were horror stories, too: "Trying to go along with him and not really managing it.

The last round of negotiations, in Bonn earlier this month, ground along without really managing to zero in on the key components of a deal.

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.