The phrase "achieve because it" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in contexts where the speaker is trying to explain a reason for achieving something, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "You can achieve your goals because it requires dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "succeed due to" or "attain because of".
The other step is even more difficult to achieve, because it requires the softening of hearts.
Target flow distribution (uniform or non-uniform) is far more difficult to achieve because it requires the precise control of flow-rate in given time for every channel.
Coupled with the powerful Presbyterian influence, demanding plainness and modesty, it made Scots almost reluctant to achieve, because it marked you as thinking you were better than everyone else.
And Rep. Gerald E. Connolly (D-Va)., who praised Obama in a telephone interview after the speech for outlining "a very bold and decisive strategy," said the president's rebel-training request is "the toughest task and, I also think, the toughest of the goals to achieve" because it is so difficult to determine which rebels are trustworthy.
"We've always had a genuine belief in what we want to achieve because it's right and responsible and could change lives, and any benefit to the reputation of Performance Telecom is a secondary consideration".
This is the most challenging endpoint to achieve because it combines multiple outcome criteria, namely 2-h PF, plus no use of rescue medication, plus no recurrence within 24 h of dosing, plus the absence of side effects.
This might not be so difficult to achieve because, actually, we experience it every day.
That is an objective in and of itself worth achieving because it would keep them from getting an ICBM.
A dynamic optimization of the model shows that tight specifications on product quality can be achieved, because it is possible to control tasks independently from each other.
"I just said, 'I'm happy he found his way in life.' But I never ever skite to people about what my son's achieved because it's not what I would have wanted for him.
The SVM-Margin method is very fast and can be applied to real problems, yet SVM-Margin's authors [24] indicate that this agility is achieved, because it is based on a rough approximation and relies on assumptions that the VS is fairly symmetric and the hyperplane's Normal (W) is centrally placed, assumptions that have been shown to fail significantly [31].
