Sentence examples for achieve and when from inspiring English sources

What more may we expect human evolution to achieve, and when?

The problem is that both Browne and his prime minister avoided public pronouncements about the aim of British strategy in Iraq and Afghanistan, what it might realistically achieve and when the troops could come home.

Anonymous, Manchester "From my experience parents put so much pressure on children to achieve and when I say ""achieve"" I mean for children to get the highest score in a test.

Among primary self-presentational motives, they consider that individuals may be motivated to control how others perceive them when they want to maximize their reward-cost ratio in social interactions, when they highly value the goals to achieve, and when there is a discrepancy between desired and current image.

Rather than tooting your trumpet, get on with what you know how to do best and do it well; shine through what you do and achieve and when people remark upon it, don't let it go to your head.

This they never fully achieved, and when Victoria reigned, centuries later, it became used for growing and storing liquorice.

"It's easy for people to laugh at that now but we've achieved – and when I say we, I mean England – quite a lot since then.

In practice, it is impossible to obtain perfect channel information due to noisy channel estimation and the unavoidable delay between when channel estimation is achieved and when the estimation result is used for actual transmission.

Analyses were done at 5 6ss, when the initial regionalisation of the neural plate in a hindbrain, midbrain and forebrain is achieved and when the ablated phenotype is already detectable.

However, the critical aspect prior to marketing approval of a biomarker is how "convincing evidence" may be achieved and when it has been achieved.

On our recent live chat our panellists first piece of advice was to ask yourself: what do you want to achieve and by when?