Sentence examples for To come achieving from inspiring English sources

It couldn't be a grimmer vista, even though in the decades to come achieving a relatively speedy changeover to non-greenhouse-gas-releasing fuels seems ever more possible.

We look forward to continue working with our reviewers and editorial board in the years to come to achieve the missions that GHA has delineated.

Now, enough of them are opening their own places for the city to come close to achieving gastronomic critical mass.

Still, to come close to achieving a 15% market share, Lamprecht must conquer the North American and Asian markets much the way Nokia did.

Coalitions or alliances allow individuals or groups to come together to achieve goals they could not achieve alone.

"But usually behind the name, you have a really determined person who wants to come here and achieve something.

Also, it means that more people are willing to come together to achieve that goal/vision.

Why do colleagues working toward a common goal so often fail to see eye-to-eye when it comes to achieving it?

"It is a great time for me to come here and hopefully achieve something special".

"We knew what we'd have to come and do to achieve getting a result here and we did that".

Google, like many tech companies, has a long to go when it comes to achieving an inclusive workforce.