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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are we managing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about the effectiveness or progress of a task, project, or situation.
Example: "As we review our current project, I want to ask, are we managing our resources effectively?"
Alternatives: "Are we handling this?" or "Are we coping with this?".
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Examples of this would be, "Is my produce low or are we managing energy effectively?" The Internet of Things offers a new way to index information beyond text, where text is less effective (voice will be important here, as well).
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"The main thing is we managed to get the three points against Ireland.
One is, we manage to persuade people quickly that these rules should be fixed.
What is important is we manage our forests," Zinke added.
How efficient are we at managing the switching of gears?
Financial situation was rated on a 5-point scale with 1 being "We are managing very poorly financially" and 5 being "We are managing very well financially" [ 28].
This is how we are managing since there is no regular transport" (M, 45, V).
We had to guess, and then there was silence, and that's how we managed.
"That's what we were managing — from my bedroom," Martin said, laughing.
Maybe it was because we were managing him quite well".
It's not easy, this country is not easy, but we are managing.
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