Sentence examples for was functioning quite well from inspiring English sources

She voted for the war, just as Mr. McCain did, in 2002 and was still defending it in February 2005, when she announced from the Green Zone that much of Iraq was "functioning quite well.

Others suggested that the market was functioning quite well and that so many PCs ran a Microsoft operating system because of the combination of low price, desirable features and networking advantages.

During the visit, not only did Clinton say that the insurgency was failing, but also that Iraq was "functioning quite well".

In response to a letter from the producers seeking her cooperation, she wrote back that despite her age "my brain is functioning quite well," but that if they wanted to know all the facts, "don't wait too long".

Many more families, however, are functioning quite well, with fairly happy members engaged with one another, many of which interactions are reflected in countless advertisements in the media every day, suggesting their widespread appeal.

Considering the stress and the added responsibilities associated with a metabolic disorder, most parents under study were functioning quite well.

The facilitators considered the intervention especially appropriate for people who feel seriously restricted by their fear of falling, who are motivated to tackle this problem, who are functioning quite well cognitively and who are somewhat used to reading.

Last year, UnitedHealth told him that it would no longer cover his treatment, saying he was "generally functioning quite well," and that he should be able to manage his condition on his own or through community resources, according to the suit.

Dr. Steinberg cites three horrific incidents of mass killings as justification for institutionalizing those struggling souls who are able to function quite well with the proper support structure and with the aid of psychotropic medication.

She's able to function quite well," Susko said.

"When you actually look at what the amendments propose, you see that all changes are copied from examples that function quite well in E.U. member states," said Joost Lagendijk, senior adviser at the Istanbul Policy Center at Sabanci University and a former European Parliament member.