Sentence examples for managed to digest from inspiring English sources
In addition, analysts say, Toshiba never managed to digest its acquisition of Westinghouse in 2006, which cost it $5.4 billion.
On his website, each portrait is accompanied by a thoughtful description of how he's managed to digest their sounds and turn them into images.
"How they managed to digest over a hundred submissions that were handed in only twelve hours before hand, then hold a committee..."...
Gross: What are some of the ways you've managed to reconfigure Architectural Digest for the digital age?
If it's green and it burns like hell then congratulations, you managed to stop some food from being digested.
For instance, our organisation managed to persuade the government to issue a "citizens' budget" (pdf) – a simplified digest of the national budget.
The result is a more easily digested and absorbing treatment of how a clever debt manipulator — in the guise of Keegan's Robert Merkin — managed to gut a company and subvert investment norms to grandly enrich himself and his confederates.
However, clinicians only manage to spend one hour a week to digest this huge amount of information [ 1].
The ability or lack thereof to digest and manage that data in a real-time environment is the differentiating factor in a product or solution in today's world.
