Sentence examples for able to manage it from inspiring English sources

We should be able to manage it.

Somehow, he was always able to manage it.

"Any competent DIYer should be able to manage it," says Graham Poole.

Simply setting land aside, however, does not mean being able to manage it properly.

New York, for example, does this, so London should be able to manage it too.

"We've had low flows before but we've always been able to manage it between ourselves".

Westchester has been able to manage its refuse as well as it has in large part because of the way it has handled recycling and reuse.

Basmati rice Rice is one of those basic accompaniments that we should all be able to manage, yet it so often ends up sticky.

Government changes in the name of austerity create a form of cultural segregation – not just between disabled and non-disabled artists, but between disabled artists who need Access to Work in order to work and those able to manage without it.

A few participants recalled that carelessness and poor attention hindered work performance ("If someone asks me to work on… like an accounting document, I will not be able to manage because it inolves too many details…it limits my working ability" P13).

Thus narcosis while diving in open water rarely develops into a serious problem as long as the divers are aware of its symptoms, and are able to ascend to manage it.