Sentence examples for capably managed from inspiring English sources

Secondary roles were capably managed; the chorus did well in its sole appearance.

She is a 40 year old former executive, the mother of three boisterous children, who once capably managed a busy household and who is now experiencing a long and arduous recovery from cancer treatment.

And these investments, if capably managed, should contribute to creating economic growth and opportunity.

Zemeckis's last movie, Flight, proved that the master of mainstream spectacle behind the likes of Back to the Future, Cast Away and Forrest Gump could also capably manage gritty drama.

Telehealth can also provide education, training and support to rural practitioners thereby increasing their capacity to confidently and capably manage patients in their local area.

Trying to link her liberation to the civil rights struggle as a similar expression of freedom, Antonio Banderas's directorial debut is a stretch, but, Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times, he manages "capably enough to keep the film lively".

"Ecuador has managed the Galápagos capably, and will continue to do so," he said.

The SNP had managed the country capably during its last administration and represented, in part, the perfect protest vote.

But as your article so capably pointed out, this case is just one example of the failings of a poorly managed agency that operates under a statutory and regulatory scheme that fosters impunity; and places noncitizens in a position of being acutely vulnerable to abuse.

I preferred his more authentically paranoid performance as the Big Tobacco whistle-blower in Michael Mann's conspiracy thriller The Insider but, nevertheless, he carries the picture very capably, and the movie is an entertaining ride, with a big cast of characters whose contributions to the plot, though not strictly speaking plausible, are all cleverly managed and orchestrated by Macdonald.

With or without the paddle shifters, the Cayenne manages city and freeway traffic capably, with plenty of pep for passing.