Sentence examples for well managed with from inspiring English sources

I feel that stranger danger is reasonably well managed with a combination of restrictions, monitoring and education.

He likes the Vanguard Short-Term Tax Exempt fund, which he called well managed with a low expense ratio.

Most charities are well managed with regular board effectiveness reviews and skills audits to ensure that trustees have the skills required to lead the charity to achieve its mission.

"Our findings confirm that the site is well managed with staff at all levels committed to the provision of appropriate standards of welfare and care, within the constraints of the scientific requirements of the research".

Mild Tourette's or a minor form of OCD can be well managed with drugs and/or behaviour therapy, but he will have to be happy to take part, and that needs you talking together gently, with tact and no sense of blame or shame.

Half of the patients had CRS, which could be well managed with tocilizumab and/or corticosteroids.

Trying to rush the process can result in serious mistakes being made, like providing a family with long-term support when it might very well manage with assistance over a few weeks only.

"We are a well managed university with no historic debt, and with a sufficient operating surplus to invest in outstanding facilities.

The Child Friendly School is a well managed school with a safe learning conducive environment, with access to adequate water and sanitation, with effective well trained teachers, with gender sensitive learning and teaching material.

KBC Peel Hunt said: "Home Retail remains a well managed business with a leading non-food retailing multi-channel platform, a point combined with enterprise value/sales of just 0.3 times that may leave the group in the frame for sector consolidation over the medium term.

Sweatman said the Great Barrier Reef was well managed compared with other reefs around the world, which have suffered from over-fishing where top predators have been removed, leading to negative effects flowing down the food chain.