Sentence examples for managed little from inspiring English sources
Northern Ireland managed little better with 124 hours and 95%.
In 1996 Acer managed little or no growth at all in sales.
In the first half, South Carolina managed little — except the lead.
The group managed little sleep in the airport's VIP lounge overnight.
Each is capable of traveling about 125 feet a day; Sojourner managed little more than a daily three feet.
Mr Bush and his advisers have managed little by way of damage control, save continuing to emphasise the broader justifications for war.
Most have failed, managing little more than a big and costly bash.
The idea of managing little bits of power to accrue big savings is attracting competitors to Emerson.
On bad days, senior leaders would take over, trying every trick in the book but managing little more than babysitting to give staff respite and minimise collateral damage.
HBO was willing to make the show, but there was one hitch, Mr. Fuller said: "I didn't manage 'Little Britain' or have any deal with them.
Mr Xi, who has long been closely involved with the party's Hong Kong policy, should know better.At the same time, the party is resorting to the colonialists' methods of managing little local difficulties.
