Sentence examples for manages it will from inspiring English sources

The Etapes are nearly always held on the Tour's second rest day, which means any amateur that manages it will only have to wait four days to see how the peloton copes on Thursday, 24 July.

Mr. Costello will have an uneasy team to manage; it will be united in little except its wish to end Fianna Fail's long monopoly of office.

During the Convergence everyone who can manage it will gather at the usual sacred sites.

Managing it will be more difficult than in the recent past.

Those that manage it will not only be better at attracting and retaining top talent, they will be more successful".

This is expected to increase by 69%, to 2.2bn tons, over the next decade; managing it will cost about $375.5bn.

What he doesn't say is that while the UK could manage, it will manage as a poorer, more inward-looking country that will still have to adhere to most of the regulations handed out by Brussels.

Whether he is able to manage it will determine if Nigeria succeeds in becoming Africa's economic and political heart, as its size and resources would suggest.

And we should stop confusing ends with means: for example, free trade, if well managed, might bring greater shared prosperity; but if it is not well managed, it will lower the living standards of many – possibly a majority – of citizens.

And poorly managed, it will most certainly destroy your productivity and health.

If and when CO2 emissions to the atmosphere are managed, it will be necessary to maximize simultaneously both economic oil recovery and the volumes of CO2 emplaced in oil reservoirs.