Sentence examples for could have still managed from inspiring English sources

A team that had needed just seven points from their last six games to become champions, could have still managed it with four and yet managed to collect just two: the 1981-82 season represented the most dramatic squandering of the title in the history of the Spanish League.

There was a time when you could have done what was right, a time when you could have still managed put a stop to their advancement, a time when humanity's fate was not yet within the robots' lifeless grasps.

But they have still managed to do something rather profound.

But many may have still managed to grab a toehold.

"He could have still been involved.

Walker could have been managed safely either way.

"I find it could have been managed in fifty-six".

He could have been managed in a better way".

Yet forty years after the outbreak it is still unclear whether the epidemic could have been better managed and how far any lessons can be drawn for the way present day disease risks to trees should be tackled.

You could also have still images.

Still, yours was an argument well presented; certainly better than I could have managed at the age of sixteen.