Sentence examples for End achieve from inspiring English sources

The most counterintuitive, as well as the most politically difficult, premise of the manual is that the American military must assume greater risk in order to gather much-needed intelligence and, in the end, achieve greater safety.

Bob Chapek, president of the home entertainment unit of Walt Disney, said that blockbusters like "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End" achieve large numbers even if lesser titles are struggling.

The fate of these would-be soldiers does, in the end, achieve a grotesque sort of pathos, and in Riz Ahmed's portrait of an angry Omar there is a tragic sense of waste.

Place-based focus allows for context-specific innovations, which have an increased potential to be welcomed by families and, in the end, achieve holistic change.

How can patient choice help to introduce competition and, in the end, achieve the higher-level goals (e.g. more efficient and more accessible healthcare of higher quality)?

She had a lot of expert support and help from both the police and the prosecution service and, in the end, achieved the convictions that were due.

Multitasking leads to a state of continuous partial attention which, in the end, achieves much less and makes more mistakes than a fully focused mind.

But Henry hated the first sight of her and at once demanded his freedom, an end achieved by a quick divorce.

Crouching low as I mounted the ramp, I slid off the end, achieving an impressive (for me) 12 inches of air.

But if you keep winning, there's no end —achieving success is all up to the player.

Finally, it was concluded that for large scale systems, successive decoding with an individually optimal detection front end achieves the CDMA channel capacity with arbitrary inputs.