Sentence examples for has managed to succeed from inspiring English sources

Thanks to private innovation, public sector investments, and a good deal of luck, Boston has managed to succeed despite its highly constrained legal structure.

Most impressively of all, he has managed to succeed not simply as a director, but at one of the most difficult jobs in the arts: running the National.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo understands this better than most; that's likely why he chose a new spokeswoman who has managed to succeed in both worlds at once.

In an age of consolidation in the airline industry, Spirit, with about 1 percent of the nation's passenger traffic, has managed to succeed by going it alone, scraping for every dollar and scrimping on every cost.

When Ms. Sevigny is asked how she has managed to succeed with so little effort in a business where others struggle for years, she invariably laughs and rolls her eyes.

Still, while coffee drives occasion and creates habit, Taco Bell has managed to succeed nonetheless.

Only a handful, led by Roman Abramovich, Russia's richest man, have managed to succeed under both Boris Yeltsin and Putin, his successor.

Policy experts said that the decision unfairly penalized students who had managed to succeed despite being swindled.

And he hopes they will learn from places that have managed to succeed in the hard work of school turnaround.

Brian Morrissey, the editor of Digiday, recently explained how publishers like Bleacher Report have managed to succeed by "gaming the Internet ad system".

It's time we constructed a new narrative based on students who, despite the injustices of the system (this country's system, not the university's system), have managed to succeed.