Sentence examples for not really managed from inspiring English sources

(We don't hold index funds to the continuity of management rule because they are, by definition, not really managed).

"I think it will be very difficult once when you leave a country to come back to it, especially where we have not really managed to establish the sport," said Monisha Kaltenborn, director of the Swiss-based Sauber team, who was born and raised in India.

How have they both started?" Cleverley has not really managed to get on the ball so far for me, but Jones has looked neat and tidy at right-back with an healthy eagerness to get forward in support of Nani.

It's been a little bit frustrating that I've not really managed to string games together for one reason or another but I've got to try and stay positive and keep at it.

The city grew really rapidly in the 80s, but it was not really managed in the most organized way.

The years that followed were swallowed up by depression, she says, "really properly not really managing".

Of course there were horror stories, too: "Trying to go along with him and not really managing it.

"It's not really managing, it's, 'Who's available?' " Starters cannot face a hitter after reaching 70 pitches, a concession to nervous general managers.

One of mine could not really manage to hold a tray when she started school and went round the playground with her coat over her head.

With a stunning series of campaigns, almost all of them directed against fellow Muslims, he first subdued Central Asia, then added to his dominions by conquering the Khanate of the Golden Horde, a vast territory stretching north into Russia and Ukraine, and the biggest of the Mongol fragments.But if his aim was to re-establish that empire, he did not really manage it.

Yet for the most part, baseball stars haven't really managed to transcend their local markets.