Sentence examples for has managed to use from inspiring English sources
Pinweel has managed to use the dispute to get attention for its site.
Until now, Colgate has managed to use aggressive marketing to withstand industry pressures, and even gain on its rivals.
"Obama has managed to use effective diplomacy to enhance American influence," said Fareed Zakaria, the CNN and Time commentator who wrote "The Post-American World".
But Mr. Diaz has managed to use the office as a pulpit to draw attention to pet causes — and to himself.
America is one of the rare examples of a country that has managed to use mass immigration to build a skilled labour force.
He has 38 French caps, and has scored 12 goals in internationals If, during this afternoon's match, the cameras catch Thierry Henry looking momentarily perplexed, this is the reason: Farnborough's Barry Laker has managed to use his secret weapon.
A few villagers have managed to use compensation money to put tin roofs on their huts.
His uncle had managed to use WhatsApp to send Ahmad a photograph of a house across the street, flooded up to the second floor.
"This one was tricky," Mr. Houston said, "but I've managed to use about a fifth of the book, sampling his journey across the country.
Despite an unpredictable rotation that included Schmidt, Kirk Rueter, the rookies Jesse Foppert and Jerome Williams and the journeyman Jim Brower, the Giants have managed to use a sturdy attack and a strong bullpen to build a 12-game lead in the National League West.
What if, in those scary first years of the cold war, Stalin had managed to use Newfie [4] sovereignty, and more specifically the dispute over its newly internationalized border, as a chance to interfere directly in North American affairs?
