Sentence examples for decently managed from inspiring English sources

GIVEN a decently managed money supply, how do you raise prices in this environment, or stand out in the crowd?

Alitalia, which loses about €1m a day, is a very different proposition from Iberia, which is decently managed and modestly profitable.

To the outside world, however, such sales, managed tolerably decently, would at least be a sign that Nigeria now understood its salvation no longer lies with oil and the political corruption the business has spawned.Split and fracturedOil, however, has not only cursed Nigeria's economy.

This was the most challenging part of the competition, but in the end I managed to score decently well.

Smith threw only five interceptions and managed the offense decently, but he certainly was no Aaron Rodgers, the electrifying Green Bay Packers star with whom he shares draft history.

With hundreds of decently named hotels to chose from, they managed to get themselves ensconced in a place called the Roosevelt.

Through him I managed to turn myself into a decently functional acoustic guitarist after a few years of digging real deep.

Ben Inker of GMO writes thatThe pleasant way we could be wrong is if the U.S. is about to embark on a golden age of corporate investment and economic growth that will gradually compete down the current return on capital such that overall profits manage to grow decently as the P/E of the stock market wafts slowly down.

If not, then they have violated Good Faith and you should feel justified in terminating the discussion swiftly, and you might have to consider ending the relationship, immediately or eventually, if they can't manage to treat you decently when they get worked up over something.

We shall manage things, we may hope, more decently and fairly.

And unlike all those porcine SUVs, it manages to be fairly space- and fuel-efficient, and handles very decently.