Sentence examples for have managed to use from inspiring English sources
A few villagers have managed to use compensation money to put tin roofs on their huts.
"What's interesting about this approach is that they have managed to use conventional materials and electronics," she says.
Still, by renewing some declarations year after year, from one administration to another, presidents have managed to use the power dozens of times.
Since 2012, when he began producing investigations into chemical attacks during the Syrian civil war, Higgins and other online investigators have managed to use novel investigative techniques, including analysis of online videos, to repeatedly pull needles out of haystacks.
But there are companies that have managed to use superior service to distinguish themselves from their competitors and still deliver reasonable prices: the employees of the online shoe retailer Zappos.com are famous for going to exceptional lengths to keep customers happy.
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.
Until now, Colgate has managed to use aggressive marketing to withstand industry pressures, and even gain on its rivals.
No other country has managed to use technology, propaganda and the police to control a people so tightly.
But Mr. Diaz has managed to use the office as a pulpit to draw attention to pet causes — and to himself.
His uncle had managed to use WhatsApp to send Ahmad a photograph of a house across the street, flooded up to the second floor.
