例句與造句

1. My feeling is that the entire area of compensation is overmanaged.
2. Information technology has " always been overmanaged but underdirected,"
3. "I think it's being overmanaged, personally ."
4. These conventions are so managed, and overmanaged ."
5. Carter is gracious and candid in interviews, if slightly prepackaged and a bit overmanaged.
6. It's difficult to find overmanaged in a sentence. 用overmanaged造句挺難的
7. In an age of prepackaged and overmanaged politicians, Meri, 71, is the unpresident.
8. It's underled and overmanaged and needs to be reminded of its moral authority ."
9. The Mets, despite being overmanaged by Bobby Valentine, would offer the D-Backs more problems.
10. He overmanaged, made moves just for the sake of making moves and did some curious things with the lineup cards and the batting orders.
11. Some of Dark's players complained about him, and Ray Kroc, the owner, said Dark overmanaged and tried to do everything himself.
12. It found that the Controller's Office had been in a state of neglect, had divisions that were both fragmented and overmanaged and computer systems that were obsolete.
13. Kerry and Edwards are going to keep using the word " values . " And, given the overmanaged structure of their campaign, they probably have a Values and Spirituality Task Force.
14. In reality, Unbridled's Song was probably a victim of a self-inflicted wound : He was either overmanaged or undertrained after cracking his left front heel before a fifth-place finish in the Kentucky Derby.
15. Lately, 10 Downing Street seems to have concluded that the best way to combat charges from the press and Parliament that Blair is smug, out of touch and overmanaged by his handlers is to put him back by himself at center stage.
16. Newsweek reported that at the time of the Couric interview, Palin felt that she had been overmanaged for her first one-on-one debut with a network anchor, Charlie Gibson of ABC and " rebuffed Wallace's help with her Couric interview . " McCain advisers said that Palin " did not have the time or focus to prepare for the interview . " " She did not say,'I will not prepare,'" a McCain adviser said . " She just didn't have a bandwidth to do a mock interview session the way we had prepared before.