Sentence examples for fine managing from inspiring English sources

(Sarah Palin shouldn't count on her vote though. In Peggy's words, "Are you nuts?") Peggy thinks the president has done fine managing W.'s messes in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Granted there is precedent: Double Fine managed to raise $3.4m or so but it wasn't enough to make the game they wanted to make.

Turns out they're all fine and managing to enjoy themselves too.

Many town officials defended the rules against signs as walking a fine line, managing political speech without banning it.

There is only just enough here to fill a film; in the words of one blistering letter sent home from Brazil, "Everyone's feeling fine and managing to find things to do".

Because I feel fine I manage to forget most of the time.

Its fine cathedral manages to combine successfully elements as diverse as 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-old 2,500-year-oldaçade.

And once I was in the water, apart from a headache, I was fine, I managed my mile.

Bearing in mind that both models have the same boundary conditions, it is possible to conclude from Fig. 2a that a fine mesh manages to extract more energy from the main flow generating more turbulence on the macroscopic scales.

That dichotomy alone would be fine if managed appropriately.

That's why great Product Managers must walk a fine line between managing inputs and distilling a plan.