Sentence examples for manage it more from inspiring English sources

"We have to maintain it, and we have to manage it more effectively".

It is plausible that, with age and experience, people have less intense anger or learn to manage it more constructively.

We still don't manage it more than once or twice a month, but it's pretty sweet when it happens.

Next year's election campaign will accordingly pit the Tory claim to have managed the economy well against Labour's aspiration to manage it more fairly.

But if one is going to spend one's life obsessed with Neil Diamond, it would surely be impossible to manage it more sensibly.

He added that the overhaul would allow what remained of the Department of Buildings to "reduce what it has to manage, and therefore manage it more effectively".

Some managed it more successfully than others, but Italy's experience was not atypical.

He would be the first Irish-based jumps trainer to win a British title since Vincent O'Brien managed it more than 60 years ago.

No fewer than four of the six English contenders know what it is to win this tournament and two of them, Leicester and Wasps, have managed it more than once.

The 33-year-old now holds all four grand slam titles simultaneously, an achievement so rare it became eponymously associated with her – the "Serena Slam" – when she first managed it more than 12 years ago.

"We don't always get there, but now that we're managing it more closely we usually get pretty close.