Sentence examples for adroitly managed from inspiring English sources

Throughout his conflict with Frederick, Honorius adroitly managed to keep peace among quarreling Catholic states.

Baker adroitly managed George Bush's successful campaign for the presidential election of 1988 and thereupon was appointed secretary of state.

The passage of time is subtly handled without resorting to the old device of evoking momentous political events in the world outside as milestones, and the dual narrative of their lives apart is adroitly managed.

Campbell, who has 15 years' experience as a captain on the river, adroitly managed to keep the boat steady in the current while fishing, offering instruction, freeing snags and fending off barbs about failing to catch anything.

Consumer is in Charge Today's consumers have adroitly managed to edit the dizzying pace and volume of information they receive.

In the process he made alliances with the Pope and the resurgent West, invaded the Norman Kingdom of Sicily, although unsuccessfully, adroitly managed the passage of the potentially dangerous Second Crusade through his empire, and established a Byzantine protectorate over the Crusader states of Outremer.

"There's very little confidence among many Iranians in the government's ability to adroitly manage economic policy".

Readers of "Life Would Be Perfect if I Lived in That House," though, are in for a memoir that adroitly manages to be funny, charming and shocking in its brutal frankness about an obsession that threatens to upend sanity and bank accounts.

They must also jointly and adroitly manage both iron supplementation and ESA therapy, all while ensuring treatment adherence in patients who self-administer their ESA.

The more adroitly we manage to narrow the gap between the one for whom the future is uncertain, and the many for whom certain outcomes are historical- the more reliably we choose our remedies, and the better the outcomes they produce.

"I followed very closely how Roosevelt, who abhorred the Nazis, at a time when isolationist sentiment was paramount in the United States, managed adroitly to persuade the American people to go to war.