Sentence examples for if properly run from inspiring English sources

Their central European operations, if properly run, look poised for a series of fat years in which they combine emerging-market growth rates with EU levels of comfort and security.

"If Fairfax was properly run and had great leadership and imagination, they could have News Ltd on their knees".

Public Health England has looked at the issue in the UK and believes "the risks to public health from exposure to emissions from shale gas extraction are low if operations are properly run and regulated".

One-Day Shows are the best for a young, green horse--that is, if they're properly run, because of the more laid-back they are, and their short length.

The factors contributing to this disgrace are not mysterious if you understand that properly run prisons rely on good relationships and cooperation between staff and prisoners.

Public Health England, a part of the Department of Health, said that "the report does not address all of the potentially significant negative environmental and subsequent health impacts that shale gas extraction could have on groundwater if operations are not properly run and regulated".

The central conclusion is that "potential risks to public health from exposure to the emissions associated with shale gas extraction are low if the operations are properly run and regulated".

Most Scottish and Midland region crews that used them regularly took to the class, and found that if used properly, running times were kept with ease.

"This feels like a show developed when computers were the size of a refrigerator, but it's also the sort that, if maintained properly, could run a long time on CBS".

"Of course there are obvious dangers in a project like this, but if it is run properly we can get the right outcome".

If it were run properly, the state actually has a decent system for indigent defense.