Sentence examples for able to achieve certain from inspiring English sources

Self-efficacy and the feeling of being able to achieve certain goals using one's capacities play fundamental roles in the health and well-being of school children [ 9].

Since the 90s, in Europe (31, 32), training programmes are increasingly structured around exit competences, in terms of what the graduate should be able to do in order to achieve certain performance standards expected by future employers.

A lot of them were interested in issues around education, of being able to go to school and having to work to achieve certain goals.

Does Radio 1 expect artists to be able to achieve a certain level of success on their own?

Because of the inherent contradictions traditionally taught in medical school, she wrote, new doctors have been able to achieve "a certain balance, a consciousness that, no matter which way they may work through a diagnosis, there is another way".

The pressure to look younger often translates into women feeling at fault for not being able to achieve a certain standard.

Compared to reactive vaccination, pre-emptive strategies would be more effective and more cost effective, conditional on the pre-pandemic vaccine being able to achieve a certain level of coverage and efficacy.

Psychological constructs such as self-efficacy (36, 37), which describes the confidence in being able to achieve a certain outcome or the perceived control that a person has over life events (38– 40), may mediate the risk of problem drug abuse.

Here we managed to achieve certain progress.

"It has never been in my mind that I want to achieve certain things.

Engineered surfaces are commonly designed to achieve certain desirable functionalities.