Sentence examples for yet managed to get from inspiring English sources

Emma is a part-time legal secretary and her maternity leave ends in March next year; however, Forrester has not yet managed to get another job, despite sending out "endless" applications.

Since not even the equality-conscious Nordics have yet managed to get rid of the employment gap altogether, it seems unlikely that gains on this scale will be realised in the foreseeable future, if ever, but there is certainly scope for improvement in some rich countries and even more in emerging markets.

Unfortunately, in spite of more than 50 years' work and billions of dollars of backing, no one has yet managed to get an Earth-bound fusion reaction to produce useful energy.The idea of using lasers to trigger fusion has a long history.

No doubt, this is a pretty crowded space already, though Livestar convincingly argues that none of the smaller startups in this space have yet managed to get any mainstream traction.

My own country, South Africa, remains callously ambivalent on the issue, asserting a willingness to respect the I.C.C.'s arrest warrant but secretly hoping that the African Union might yet manage to get the warrant revoked.

Yet he managed to get his hands on guns — his mother's — anyway.

He left Germany, didn't have a dime, didn't speak the language, had a family, and yet he managed to get us through it.

This is psychologically understandable; after all, the United States never really had an answer for what to do about nuclear weapons if deterrence failed, yet it managed to get through the cold war anyway.

If you are just starting university this year, or even graduating, if you haven't made a platinum selling album yet or managed to get past the 2,000 word mark on that novel that you always wanted to write or created your own mathematical theorem, it doesn't mean that you will live a life of failure and obscurity.

Given that she had been thrown out of the house by 13 for declaring herself a lesbian, spent her teenage years sleeping on subway trains and rotting piers and yet still managed to get her G.E.D., Laura Melendez figured she had kept her nose pretty clean.

And yet, he managed to get through almost his entire speech without mentioning the word "Jew".