Sentence examples for managing in the second from inspiring English sources

Benítez will ask Ashley for written assurances over his transfer budget, control of transfers and other spheres of club autonomy, but can also reassure the owner that the prospect of managing in the second tier holds few fears for him.

Conversely, he had not really envisaged managing in the second tier and is demanding clear, outright, autonomy over assorted club spheres including, most critically, recruitment as well as the medical department, academy and proposed re-vamp of the training ground before reaching a final decision.

Home care nurses in this study are fully qualified, trained and experienced nurses and are responsible for recognising, reporting and managing (in the first instance) any serious AEs.

Italy's economy expanded by 0.3%, just half the rate it managed in the second quarter.

Upping his first-serve percentage from the pitiful 39% he had managed in the second set was certainly required.

Murray might have started better, of course, but managed in the second and third sets at least to hint at the idea of vulnerability in the machine-like efficiency of the game's pre-eminent force.

In a similar manner, the negative samples are managed in the second "If" block.

Law said another display like they managed in the second period against Barrow should be good enough.

Alabama had somehow managed in the first two quarters to stumble and bumble its way ahead.

Preston Mattingly was drafted by the Dodgers, the team Don Mattingly now manages, in the first round (31st over all) in 2006.

Or the fisheries might have been better managed in the first place and less vulnerable to collapse.