Sentence examples for has managed well from inspiring English sources

Miss Clark will need a delicate touch.Labour has managed well economically, and most businessmen feel easy with it.

Coming soon is a new version of Handel's "Agrippina" — the sort of freewheeling rewrite of the Baroque that City Opera has managed well in the past.

He said that even with a $2.8 billion liability, Metro's pension system might actually be one of the few things the system has managed well.

Coming soon is a new version of Handel's "Agrippina"—the sort of freewheeling rewrite of the Baroque that City Opera has managed well in the past.

Norway has managed well outside the EU because of oil, but England's oil is not comparable with Norway's, although there seems to be shale oil and gas.

The country, rich in oil and gas, has managed well its natural fortunes, recently revealing a plan to allocate $200 billion in the next ten years for government public spending to building and re-building infrastructure and investing in education.

He's 40 now, and we've managed well.

We've managed well with the amount of troops we've got.

The chairman of the compensation committee of the company's board of directors said he believed that "most people" thought Con Ed had managed well last year.

One retired judge, Catriona Jarvis compared the current situation to the Balkan conflict during which, she said, Britain had "managed well" with 75,000 refugees.

I heard the pick of a few chapters at the Dublin Festival and they seem to have managed well on all fronts.