Sentence examples for have really managed from inspiring English sources

"How many people have really managed to be successful in digital media?" Mr. Schmidt said in a phone call.

Ms. Etlinger of Altimeter notes that so far no competitors have really managed to take the wind out of Foursquare's sails.

As for the Cubans, they remain the dominant immigrant group here, and they are the only ones who have really managed to make their mark on tourism.

And there are no players that have really managed to solve this in a really fulfilling way.

Despite what happened to their community, they have really managed to turn things around," said Federer.

"Despite what happened to their community, they have really managed to turn things around".

It's not about [one] person – we've really managed to have this collective.

And few would know if he has really managed to get it right.

Well, there is Al Davis, and he's about crazy as they come, so if you're out-crazying the Raiders in free agency, then you've really managed something.

"Under her leadership we've really managed to craft essentially a new company, with a different outlook on the future and a different outlook about ourselves," says chief scientific officer Joseph Bolen.

Rivals like Samsung have already ventured into the space (well, it didn't venture so much as it dove right in) but no one has really managed to get the experience where it needs to be just yet.