Sentence examples for has not really managed from inspiring English sources

How have they both started?" Cleverley has not really managed to get on the ball so far for me, but Jones has looked neat and tidy at right-back with an healthy eagerness to get forward in support of Nani.

86 min "In fairness Mourinho hasn't really managed to beat this Barca team," says Alex Hanton.

"He hasn't really managed to get in and show what's he made of in this series.

"Certainly in western Europe the right has been vocal, but in terms of access to power it hasn't really managed it," he says.

That said, she hasn't really managed to stick to the plan as yet – mainly due to the fact that Dr F only runs with friends and somehow it always seems so much more pleasant to ditch the headphones and have a (somewhat breathless) chinwag.

The startup hasn't really managed to figure out monetization yet.

TokBox offers a great product that allows for multi-user video chat from the browser, but it hasn't really managed to take off, much to the chagrin of the company's investors who include Sequoia and Bain Capital (TokBox has raised $14 million to date).

It was conceived through catastrophe and hasn't really managed to shake that off – more than 30 years later, the fan is still covered in shit.

"I think it will be very difficult once when you leave a country to come back to it, especially where we have not really managed to establish the sport," said Monisha Kaltenborn, director of the Swiss-based Sauber team, who was born and raised in India.

Yet for the most part, baseball stars haven't really managed to transcend their local markets.

"Even though the market's growing… they haven't really managed to push any upside into the margin".