Sentence examples for close to managing from inspiring English sources

Streb says the dancers are close to managing the movement.

To give you an idea, the service is now very close to managing 1,000 rides a week.

Germany is holding out.New Zealand probably comes closest to managing assets as a company would, in some respects going even further: it not only uses the accrual method but updates its financial statements each month.

But he said it soon became clear such a move would "neither legally or practically" work and the current plan was now much "closer to managed return".

While acknowledging the importance of focused, progressively intensive deliberate practice in athlete development, it is likewise important to pay closer attention to managing the experiential "diet" of, and within, individual TIDS.

Close to 80percentt manage to do so five years after the end of the program support.

A seemingly better approach is for the customer and supplier to agree on a set of clear expectations and work in a close partnership to manage performance.

Says Pottruck: "If they can do it for 2%, we ought to be able to do it for 1%." This offering comes close to the managed accounts that have been popping up on the Internet.

Says Pottruck: "If they can do it for 2%, we ought to be able to do it for 1%." This offering comes close to those managed accounts that have been popping up on the Internet (Forbes.com, Sept. 11, 2000).

The Citroën also does what few other MPVs even get close to: it manages to be stylish yet spacious, and practical yet posh.

It was the closest he had come to managing in the postseason, until now with the Marlins, his fifth team.