Sentence examples for has until recently managed from inspiring English sources
THE HATCHET, like many college newspapers with long traditions, has until recently managed to stave off industry challenges that have forced professional news organizations to make deep budget cuts.
The Proud Boys are a right-wing organization that has until recently managed to avoid being labeled a hate group.
The group had until recently managed to survive the downturn in construction industry and was behind a number of key construction projects.
The NADBank has, until recently, done little.
Nevertheless, Tarski says, logicians had thought until recently that they had managed to define a precise concept that coincided exactly in extension with the intuitive concept of consequence.
German factories, which until recently had managed to avoid the worst of the crisis, were largely responsible for the decline.
But cities, until recently, have managed to avoid bankruptcy, so there is almost no precedent for how public pensions will fare in Chapter 9. Now that is starting to change.
Larger economies, until recently, have managed better than small ones to mask the impacts of exhausting their natural capital and contributing heavily to greenhouse gas emissions, but the consequences of this neglect are catching up with them too.
At employment, Mr Smith was a skilful communicator, and had managed, until recently, to deflect attention away from the flaws in the New Deal, a scheme for getting the long-term unemployed into work.
"The Navy has been a poor neighbor, to be sure, but until recently we managed to co-exist," Mr. Vail said.
