Sentence examples for if well run from inspiring English sources

If well run, large slices of land bought up or leased by rich patrons may help preserve the area for future generations of locals.

It concluded that such a network, if well run, would surely be profitable.We were right on the first point: London would have ground to a halt long ago without its "Tube".

"If it was well run, there shouldn't be too much paper around," the former official said.

But there will be one pub: and if it's well run it will be the most popular pub that everybody visits".

On Saturdays, his father would bring him and Delphine — who is now executive vice president of Louis Vuitton and also on the LVMH board — on tours of his brands' boutiques to see if everything was well run and customers were happy.

If it's well run, people readily pay for conferences and sponsors readily pay to become platinum, gold or silver sponsors.

If individual organisations are well run, but sit within a failing health economy, they too will eventually fail.

If the events are well run, some of the money raised actually goes to a good cause.

Their fans are fed up: every time they discover a new idol, he is off on the next plane.Europe's financial firepower would be a problem for Brazilian and Argentine football even if the clubs were well run.

Meyer, flattered by the interest, went to Dubai, noted that Alshaya's Starbucks were "as well run if not better than the ones on Union Square"; he told Business Insider he decided to "get a master's degree in replication... but so far away that our audience wouldn't watch us doing it, and at the same time give us a chance to grow".

Even the businesses that attract huge press and attention will die if they aren't well run.