Sentence examples for yet managed to do from inspiring English sources

"The people I met had so little yet managed to do so much with it".

Bluntly, most of them have agreed what needs to be changed but haven't yet managed to do it.

But the combination of huge wingspan and featherweight design has allowed Solar Impulse to do something no other sun-powered plane has yet managed to do – absorb enough energy in the day to carry on flying through the night.

THE idea of creating biodegradable electronics for implantation into the human body has been around for a couple of decades, but no one has yet managed to do it.

For every Moon, there is a Pandorum, the 2009 psychological thriller that purloined characters and plot devices wholesale from its predecessors, yet managed to do absolutely nothing new with them.

Sure enough, Scher decides to present awards to the press - she calls out journalist Andy McCorkell from the Highbury and Islington Express who has consistently reported the story, and then she calls me, explaining to the audience that the Guardian haven't quite yet managed to do a piece but she's sure that we will get there in the end.

And the new leader of the rump MDP, Chough Soon-hyung, said that he will help the GNP muster the two-thirds vote needed to override the veto.Since histrionics have long been a staple of South Korean politics, the assembly may yet manage to do some work amidst all this bluster.

He didn't campaign seemingly anywhere and yet managed to garner enough votes for the nomination.

Nobody has yet managed to beat it.

Yet managed to grow regardless.

According to the government affidavit, Mr. Hanssen volunteered to spy for the Soviet Union in October 1985, just five months after Mr. Ames did, yet he managed to avoid detection for seven years longer.