Sentence examples for has managed to issue from inspiring English sources
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Some banks have managed to issue debt without public guarantees, but the system needs to refinance $26 trillion of wholesale funding by 2011; without an implicit state backstop this would surely be impossible.
Obama has managed to turn issues – such as race – that others believed would be his downfall into his triumph.
To date, Mrs. Clinton has managed to sidestep the issue in a way that is reminiscent of the cautious stances she frequently took during the campaign.
All of this has managed to disguise the issue raised more or less directly by Clinton and Sanders: whether either one – or anyone – has the qualifications for a job that is possibly more stressful and difficult than any other.
Alienware has managed to avoid this issue for the most part by adding a discrete video card to the motherboard.
Some would say the only answer to the West Lothian question is not to ask it because nobody has managed to resolve the issue.
It speaks to English attitudes towards Ireland that Trevor has managed to contort an issue of Britain's making into the fault of the Irish – a republic that's been battered by the UK for centuries on and off, yet clearly, in Trevor's eyes, still hasn't learnt its lesson.
The program, she said, has "managed to take on issues that have gored everybody's ox on all sides of the political aisle".
Hardly a sustainable solution, perhaps, but better than a shoot-out.China's other active maritime dispute, with a number of countries in the South China Sea, has already caused friction with the ten-member Association of South-East Asian Nations, which it has managed to divide over the issue.
Yet single-payer has managed to become a major issue in the Democratic primary -- one that Clinton injected into it.
