Sentence examples for have effectively managed from inspiring English sources

"The tenants have effectively managed the property over the years," Mr. Stollow said.

If the central bank successfully communicated that it would allow the new cash to permanently raise the price level, then it would have effectively managed a redistribution of claims.

The deal is a coup for BMG as the songwriting duo, who are set to play at Glastonbury on Saturday, who have effectively managed their own interests for the past 30 years.

This is quite the masterstroke on the parts of its writers, who have effectively managed to turn the most blameless and ordinary of the main characters into someone everyone dislikes and mistrusts, but when she finally finds out her husband is dead, her slide from elation at his success to utterly defeated sobs would in any other show be the climax.

Even Ginsberg chronicles many institutions that have effectively managed education bureaucracy drift, and Cortland does better than many.

Sullivan is also gay, although skittish film producers have effectively managed to water down gay male content from his 2001 Maniacs film.

But Mr. Weiner had effectively managed expectations on the red carpet earlier in the day, saying: "No one is expecting to win tonight.

The project, an unusual public-private venture, has effectively managed the site for more than a decade and made it possible to complete tasks like the walkways to the skeleton casts.

Inclusion criteria were that they had been diagnosed with bipolar disorder by a psychiatrist and that they had been assessed by their treating psychiatrist as having effectively managed their condition for at least two years prior to the study.

"We found that the I.N.S. has not effectively managed" the program, which is known as the Institutional Removal Program, said the inspector general, Glen A. Fine.

This pest has been effectively managed through the development and cultivation of resistant rice varieties.