Sentence examples for manage a more from inspiring English sources

But clearly the affection lingers, as he can still manage a more than passable impersonation of the blunt Australian.

But whatever its limitations (a belief-defying plot being the outstanding one) it gave him the chance to prove that unlike many British actors, he could manage a more than merely convincing American accent.

What if we could manage a more rapid transition to zero net carbon emissions, and (yet more challenging) could afford to build the systems that would be required to capture, compress, and remove a trillion or so tonnes of industrial-era CO2 from the atmosphere?

As an older scientist with a positive tenure decision in your past, you might manage a more prestigious-sounding title, like "visiting scientist" or something, but it amounts to the same thing.

Chris Richards of The Washington Post defined Knowles' character in the song as a "jealousy-crazed ex", and expressed his disappointment that it could not manage a "more convincing refrain".

In the 20th century, centralized electricity communication -- the telephone, and later radio and television -- became the communication medium to manage a more complex and dispersed oil, auto, and suburban era, and the mass consumer culture of the Second Industrial Revolution.

But several buildings around the city have managed a more creative approach.

China has managed a more orderly system of urbanisation than many developing nations.

The Socialists, of whom there are 141, managed a more modest 2,900.

Deus Ex: Human revolution stands at about 25%, while Bioshock manages a more respectable 35.9%.

Many less skilled and less talented male directors have managed a more prestigious, and higher earning, position than her.