Sentence examples for managing to achieve from inspiring English sources

But the reality is not everyone is managing to achieve their 150 minutes of physical activity a week.

But by the sound of things in the rehearsal room, Flynn is already managing to achieve greatness.

References to her as "America's plus-size sweetheart" have been received by the actress with understandable annoyance: "It's like I'm managing to achieve all this success in spite of my affliction".

Even if many countries are even managing to achieve the water or the sanitation target, the truth is that there are systematically patterns of exclusion inside countries that have not diminished over the past 15 years – sometimes on the contrary they have deepened themselves.

THE last time two Middle Eastern leaders met at the American presidential retreat of Camp David, 22 years ago and for nearly two weeks, nobody on the outside guessed at the scope of the agreement that those locked away on the inside were managing to achieve.

Where working women are the norm, as in the Nordic countries, the gap between the unpaid hours put in by men and women are smaller, though not negligible; where more of them stay at home, as in southern Europe, and particularly Japan and South Korea, it is much larger.It may be unfair, but by working shorter paid hours, women are managing to achieve a reasonable balance in their lives.

Might it manage to achieve that?

But Netanyahu managed to achieve something else.

Here we managed to achieve certain progress.

How did the wily salesman manage to achieve that?

Have you managed to achieve your event objectives?