Sentence examples for manage to conceal from inspiring English sources

Even if Russia's elastic state budgeting practices do manage to conceal the bill, the money must still be found somewhere.It is of course possible that Russia's moneymen will suddenly decide, after a decade of whisking every kopeck they can off to New York or Antigua, that now is the time to invest in the motherland.

He's managed to conceal his relative poverty, achieving an expansive, sophisticated sound.

At first, she managed to conceal this from her family, but not for long.

For years, the house of Murdoch has managed to conceal its internal divisions.

Mr. Hayden manages to conceal the class differences between his categories ingeniously.

While Rhodes had to resign as prime minister of the Cape, British Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain managed to conceal his complicity.

An official C.I.A. assessment of the interrogations concluded that Mohammed managed to conceal his most valuable information, despite being tortured.

In reality, there were no profits, just big losses that he managed to conceal until the firm collapsed.

The deficit that Gordon's magical psychosis managed to conceal from the public – that at last is faced squarely.

"I was intrigued by the subtle, almost transcendental ways Cheever managed to conceal and reveal a state of mind".

Ghana's coach, the Serb Milan Rajevac, managed to conceal any delight in spearheading an African side through to the second round of a Cup in Africa.