Sentence examples for usually managing from inspiring English sources
Trump Leaks sees the Donald and operatives such as lapdog governor Chris Christie and campaign manager Kellyanne Conway scramble to revive their flagging presidential run, usually managing to make things worse in the process.
Merck had previously weathered generic competition to its blockbusters, usually managing to keep total sales about the same level as before big patent expirations.
Then, after dinner, when everyone in my family was doing other Saturday-night things, I would go into my room by myself and fool around with the guitar for several hours, usually managing to hammer out some kind of idea.
In pre-digital times he always carried a camera, usually managing to slip away from a dull conference abroad to visit a gallery, or sleep beneath the desert stars on a palace roof in Yemen.
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In conjunction with symptomatic management, the acute phase is usually managed with variable combinations of high-dose corticosteroids, IVIG, and PLEX.
In Germany and in a large number of other European countries, the GP usually manages the whole treatment including medication management of multimorbid patients.
At present a consensus about the optimal management of CBS does not exist, although patients are usually managed with a multimodal approach.
"Luckily it usually manages to come together.
His friend usually managed to understand.
The efficient staff was apologetic and usually managed to correct such mishaps.
