Sentence examples for be managing well from inspiring English sources

Once the work and arrangements for disease management have been established following diagnosis, the person is generally presumed to be managing well (as indicated by biological markers) and appointments become less frequent.

"Well over nine out of 10 hospices seem to be managing well, including the ones in higher-wage areas, so it does raise an issue of management," Mr. Kuhn said.

So far, he seems to be managing well in the wild, finding berries and other food to eat, and more than one female companion - grizzly bears are not monogamous.

Andy McKeon, of the Audit Commission, said: "While nationally the NHS appears to be managing well financially and preparing itself for the changes and challenges ahead, a number of PCTs and trusts are facing severe financial problems.

But the transition needs to be managed well.

It can be managed well or it can be managed badly, but it cannot be solved.

"These days, a hospital must be managed well or it can go bankrupt.

"But the system also needs the flexibility to be managed well".

Hagel is a small-government man who believes government can be made to work, that it should be managed well.

The majority of injuries are of only minor, or moderate, severity, and can be managed well at local community hospitals.

This may well link back to the risk policy and amplify a particular area of concern that needs to be managed well.