Sentence examples for managing reasonably well from inspiring English sources

After three years of blindness, he was managing reasonably well.

He credited the airlines with preparing well in advance for the hurricane and managing reasonably well to reaccommodate disrupted air travelers.

New research from the Social Market Foundation suggests that the middle has managed reasonably well in the recession, and the real burden has been borne by the poor.

Until that point, since giving up the day job five years earlier, I'd managed reasonably well to maintain a steady rhythm of work and productivity.

But in sport, an element of collusion is unavoidable (see article).The balance between collusion and individualism is a hard one to strike, but has been managed reasonably well by Europe's trustbusters.

I managed reasonably well in my late teens and early 20s, but in my mid-20s I became very ill again and spent time intermittently in adult psychiatric services.

"I think we manage to do reasonably well," he said of the current structure of the agency.

It isn't like having a big family — which I do, and I think I manage that reasonably well — it's more of everything.

I don't think that people should suddenly mistrust all of our financial institutions because the overwhelming majority of them actually have managed things reasonably well.

While some states are managing their costs reasonably well, the center found that others, like New Jersey and West Virginia, have made serious mistakes and are now cutting education and health programs as they struggle with costs incurred decades ago.

It also manages to reproduce reasonably well existing experimental data.