Sentence examples for frequently managed from inspiring English sources

Hypertension is the most frequently managed problem in general practice but evidence suggests that management of Hypertension in general practice is sub-optimal.

The dialogue frequently managed to range from the ponderous to the purple, and sometimes to the plain preposterous.

They frequently managed to convert simple everyday situations into disastrous tangles by acts of incredible naïveté and incompetence.

An unashamedly "pre-sampling" composer, Lockhart savoured working with musicians above all else, and his flair for arranging and conducting in the studio ensured him a steady stream of commissions which, although often requiring only workmanlike undertones, his often deeply personal music frequently managed to soar high above.

However, they continued to quarrel with the king about their claim that they were entitled to delay granting taxes until after their grievances had been dealt with, and they frequently managed to sabotage the government's demand that their deputies be given full powers to vote on government proposals.

Once admitted, these patients are frequently managed as CAP in the hospital [1].

In practice, however, the debt settlement firms frequently manage to please no one.

In the flux of these events they frequently manage to identify self-interest with the will of God.

For a show often characterised as meditative, mysterious and slow-moving, The Returned frequently manages to cram a lot into its episodes.

Hadley's stories frequently manage to compress a novel's-worth of development into 20-odd pages without seeming rushed or to be merely skimming the surface.

"Every day we say: 'We will be lucky tonight, we will get to London.'" He frequently manages to get on to a lorry, helped to climb on by an adult, before police pull him off at the checkpoint.