Sentence examples for cleverly managed from inspiring English sources
Part of Vivendi's trouble today is precisely that it lacks a decent distribution channel in America.More than this, a vertically integrated company can, if cleverly managed, transform a creative business into an exercise in brand management.
In such a production facility capacity planning is of vital importance as scarce resources need to be cleverly managed in order to obtain a high utilization.
"We need them," said Neville, who has carefully, cleverly managed his message to the fans since arriving at Mestalla.
Leader Bachmann, who runs a PR agency and used to sell sausages on Dresden's Christmas market, has cleverly managed to sell the demonstrators an us-versus-them logic.
The disclosures about who is linked to whom are cleverly managed, and there are some funny and sweet-natured thoughts on how fate can mess up our plans.
"We've carried the brand for years, and they have cleverly managed to keep it new, innovative; they've continued to drive the appeal".
One of the teams strategizes and then acts, cleverly managing to move the drum as prescribed.
The demonstrators were largely middle-class professionals: Serebrennikov's audience, and the sort of people whom Surkov thought he could cleverly manage.
Chris Packham, with an approach that cleverly manages to be both serious and a bit rock'n'roll (I'm a fan) must have thought he had it in the bag.
Cleverly managing both his narrative and the audience's expectations, Watkins periodically takes his hero and heroine out of danger and, in one of these illusory interludes of safety, they order breakfast at a local diner where the waitress, perhaps the mother of these killer-kids, jovially asks Steve if they have been "terrorising" him.
When it first opened a few months ago, it offered only a set menu for £75 a head: a few antipasti of aged parmesan and the like, followed by 400g of bone-in rib-eye per person, and a quarter each of Norwegian king crab, a species which cleverly manages to be both a delicacy and a cause for concern to environmentalists due to the way it is advancing down the Norwegian coast.
