Sentence examples for managed to be successful from inspiring English sources

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

We've both managed to be successful while maintaining a philanthropic side and giving pleasure to huge numbers of people, and both inspire a sort of slavish devotion.

An outstanding feature of this England team and why we have managed to be successful for two years or so is our honesty, both in victory and defeat.

Somehow I've managed to be successful with remnants of acne scars from my former life as a zit-riddled, chocolate-eating teenager.

It's hard to reconfigure a vision of salvation for "all" to "some" yet we have managed to be successful at that.

Indeed, the core bet of Oscar ― that a startup with a slick app could outsmart the entire insurance industry ― is belied by who has managed to be successful selling plans on the exchanges: companies with a track record of selling plans to individual buyers.

"The Queen's fundamental interest is the horse, purely and simply," Warren said, "and a horse of a lower calibre that's overcome its issues to manage to be successful in its own right, that gives her as much pleasure as anything.

"People, Process and Technology" is the cliché about what you have to manage to be successful in information technology.

"So I have a great affection for them, but it will only be a good fit if we manage to be successful.

The lovely unintended consequence is that perceptions and stereotypes might start to change when there is enough evidence to the contrary: when more women manage to be successful and liked and when men are asked how they balance work and family as frequently as women are.

D1 OBITUARIES B6-7 Robert Whiteheadebonairbonand andistinguisheded theatrical producer, who refused to let questions of economics take precedence over his artistic standards yet still managed to be a successful businessman, he was 86.