Sentence examples for manage it too from inspiring English sources
New York, for example, does this, so London should be able to manage it too.
They'll rent all that stuff to you—and manage it too.
They have managed it, too: this year's Hugos are packed with Puppies titles.
What has happened is that low oil prices have revealed the extent of the Venezuelan government's mistakes, which had nothing to do with taxing the economy too much and everything to do with managing it too poorly.
That will need amending now - it may already have happened - as Chris Froome has just managed it, too, but Millar deserves his place in this list for a whole number of such achievements, gained during an era when, well, we were not that good at cycling as a nation.
He was asked whether the attacks were proof that Merkel's policy was wrong or showed her slogan "we can manage it" was too optimistic.
The UK was ahead of the rest of Europe in implementing this technology – in supermarkets and other industries – and I hoped that if the NHS managed to do it too, the UK would lead the world.
When Oshiro and I met at one of Make the Road's offices, in the Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, he told me that the unpredictability of the incoming Administration has made the situation even more difficult to manage: it's still too early to advise specific courses of action, and the group resists offering empty reassurances.
Yes and you can manage it sensibly or wastefully too.
Mr Byrne acknowledged that Labour had: * failed to spend every pound wisely * underestimated the effect of eastern European migration and failed to manage it properly * moved too slowly on welfare reform and demanded to little from benefit claimants who were not trying hard enough to get a job * failed to regulate the banks properly and stop executives rewarding themselves for financial failure.
