Sentence examples for may still manage from inspiring English sources

Though Samsung may still manage to drum up a few animojish flourishes using the sensors it has been able to bake in.

Could May still manage to get her deal through parliament?

With regard to target levels, it should be taken into consideration that current guidelines recommend a wider PTH target range than the previous guidelines, but some physicians may still manage patients according to the old guidelines and control patients more strictly, causing a higher prevalence of hypoparathyroidism.

The Treasury Department may still do something to reduce 2008 required minimum distributions (RMDs), says Clint Stretch, managing principal for tax policy at Deloitte Tax.

But many may have still managed to grab a toehold.

Europe's greens, who still carry more of a punch than their American counterparts, may yet manage to overturn the new law.

He may still be managing in Japan in 2013, he may be managing in the United States, or he may not be managing at all.

As in the old Danny Kaye song about triplets, they may look alike and talk alike but they still manage to hate each other very much.

That may be why, despite paying premium prices, some acquirers still manage to create value.

A few Damascenes still manage to protest in areas that they think may be less secured.

The Cowboy State may be the nation's least populous, but the two groups still manage to come into conflict.