Sentence examples for achieve and will from inspiring English sources

Of course, a Syrian peace settlement will be terribly difficult to achieve, and will probably not be achievable until both sides have fought themselves into a state of exhaustion.

Even modest reductions will be difficult to achieve, and will be costly.

If you're unable to boil down your argument to a couple of sentences, then a column it most likely will not make As a writer, you'll probably never be satisfied with the level of success that you achieve, and will always be striving for more.

And that generation is you (and me) Alan/David/Ed! Look, the truth is, a Lib-Lab coalition will be hard to achieve, and will probably lead to infighting and unseemly concessions and politicking that will destroy the left for a generation in this country.

PLDTis certainly due for a turnaround, but it will take years to achieve and will require all Pangilinan's powers of persuasion and perseverance.

As bright minds, it is imperative to recognize what we do accomplish; otherwise, we will never note the progress we achieve and will remain stuck fighting a relentless fight.

Anecdotal evidence from the Rabo Farm Europe Fund indicates this yield increase can be achieved and will, in most cases, be exceeded.

She said that her clients look to ensure accountability is achieved and will attempt to hold the SAPS accountable as an organisation, rather than punishing individuals.

But the task of measuring the approximate happiness of individuals and countries can be achieved; it is being achieved, and will go on being achieved, in better and better ways.

"There are very few countries that have achieved and beaten their Kyoto 1 targets; there are very few countries that have achieved and will beat their Kyoto 2 targets.

Specifically, PAMELA is able to measure the cosmic ray antiproton and positron spectra over the largest energy range ever achieved and will search for antinuclei with unprecedented sensitivity.