Sentence examples for manage so much from inspiring English sources

The Cyclones, meanwhile, could not manage so much as a base hit against the Ironbirds.

He says it makes no sense for a woman to die before her husband because, "women manage so much better".

It makes no sense, he told an interviewer a couple of years ago, for a woman to die before her husband, "because women manage so much better, they talk and support each other.

But this revolution soon split apart... Now nothing holds the center, and subcultures run amok... Maybe the greatest danger is not that any one tradition will die out but that the media conglomerates who manage so much of our culture will demand ever more gimmicky fusions of separate traditions.

Still, these firms can only responsibly manage so much, which puts pressure on LPs who want stakes in those venture funds.

An even more fundamental worry arising out of the causal inertness of moral properties, given non-naturalism, is how our words and concepts manage so much as to be about those properties.

In a letter to investors, he said managing so much money made it hard for him to meet his performance standards.

They appeared headed for another bitter defeat Thursday night when they fell behind by two goals while not managing so much as a shot in the opening 14 minutes of play.

BEHIND THE NEWS Auditors found lax bookkeeping and outlandish spending at the charity, which burned through $3.8 million of the $18 million it raised ($11 million of it Madonna's) without managing so much as to break ground.

"Historically, big companies like Cushman & Wakefield and Insignia managed so much property that they had early access to information about what spaces were coming to market," said Marcus Rayner, a principal at Cresa Partners, a brokerage in New York that represents tenants.

When I asked him, after a week on the road, how he managed so much time away from the office, he said he got his cousin to sign in for him.