Sentence examples for generally managing from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile Caleb Porter's team are generally managing to take more shots than they concede.

Like Lily Tomlin, an obvious inspiration, they channel women and men of different ages, political persuasions and classes to create a running social commentary, generally managing to do so without condescension.

For a player who has the stylings of a more lightweight creative influence he is in fact an expert at breaking up play, generally managing the flow around him.

With Domenech generally managing to curtail his paranoid and irrelevant public utterances, albeit because the FFF supervises him like glowering headmasters and scold him at the merest hint of deviation from the straight and narrow (such as before the Serbia game, when he was publicly rebuked for telling journalists they had only come to a press conferences because they "scented blood").

The community is already responding to the desire for greater depth and accuracy by tightening policies and generally managing the site more aggressively.

We are thankful for what the year has brought us: friends, family, work or just generally managing in a tough economy.

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.