Sentence examples for has managed better from inspiring English sources

In the age of intrusiveness, Jeter has managed better than any other New York City athlete to sidestep potentially sore subjects as deftly as he would evade a runner sliding into second base while turning two.

Bulldog, an Irvington, N.Y., company that also calls itself Excite Networks, has been profitable for a year and has managed better than most to ride the shifting tides of the Internet.

But economists stressed that some, like Poland and the Czech Republic, have managed better than others.

Short of sticking hay seeds in their mouths and drinking scrumpy, the cast couldn't have managed better Mummerset.

Larger economies, until recently, have managed better than small ones to mask the impacts of exhausting their natural capital and contributing heavily to greenhouse gas emissions, but the consequences of this neglect are catching up with them too.

Scunthorpe manager Russ Wilcox told BBC Radio Humberside: "I feel anger, it's a game we should have won, it's a game we should have managed better.

Other countries have managed better the private-public divide, for example, Norway where private providers — who take in charge rather more than half of Norway's children — are obliged to cap their fees at a nonprofit level and comply with the licensing and quality criteria set by the Ministry of Education.

In recent times Clarke has managed this better than Cook, who has averaged 26 in his last 10 Tests against Australia and who has barely seen a ball that can be cut or clipped on the leg-side.

Harry Aikines-Aryeethe, the former world 100m junior champion, is languishing at joint 15th in the rankings, while European 100m silver medallist Mark Lewis-Francis has managed no better than the 'B' standard with 10.21.

To be fair, the WEF has managed to do better than the BBC when it comes to panellists, with nearly a quarter women.

Lenovo has managed the decline better than some of its rivals.