Sentence examples for generally manages from inspiring English sources
A hospital's deputy director, who also heads hospital complaint management, generally manages complaint departments.
A project manager generally manages projects from beginning to completion.
Despite this, he generally manages to have an apt one-liner for every occasion.
Really, the president generally manages to come across as pretty likable, even when he's announcing a new series of air strikes.
If the ending is rickety deus ex machina, or dog ex machina, and the story itself flatter than Mr. Saramago generally manages, it is the flow that counts.
But she is also interested in more conventional modes of developing characters; in the hands of the director, Anna Brenner, and a nimble ensemble, "The Hotel Colors" generally manages to satisfy the script's somewhat awkwardly abutting stylistic and storytelling interests.
Those funds, of course, are generally managed by money management firms that are really just marketing shops.
20, 34 Because AUDs are generally managed by addiction specialists (narcologists), general practitioners rarely either screen for AUDs or offer brief counseling interventions (BCIs).
The Mets generally managed to fascinate even when they were lousy.
Meanwhile Caleb Porter's team are generally managing to take more shots than they concede.
"The private sector can generally manage better than the public sector, that is certain," he concedes.
