Sentence examples similar to achieve bringing from inspiring English sources

She might be proud of what I have achieved but look at what she has achieved, bringing up two kids – one of them a disabled child – on her own.

A trade-off relation between the minimum cost and the minimum energy consumption was achieved, bringing about a system configuration that consumes 14% less energy than the baseline system if the total cost remains unchanged.

A leader knows that success comes from the success you help others achieve: Snoop bringing up Warren G and Nate Dogg (and making money off of each of their albums); Snoop appearing in constant movie and TV shows.

Let's ask ourselves what he might be trying to achieve by bringing the four of them together on the stage.

But it's very clear that what McKay hopes to achieve by bringing The Big Short to a wider audience is more than merely filing an angry brief against Wall Street.

"I ask these former Baathists, what is it you want to achieve — to bring Saddam back, to get the multinational forces out of Iraq?

Bring a photo of the style you wish to achieve and bring it back for every follow-up appointment so the stylist can remember your style!

The only thing achieved by bringing it up is to add neon lights to the "keep out" sign.

And the failure to achieve that brings along a lot of bitterness which is very unattractive; therefore they're probably less likely to achieve it".

This can be achieved by bringing the whole admissions process forward so that time is available for schools to respond to the choices being made by parents.

Bostrom is arguably the leading transhumanist philosopher today, a position achieved by bringing order to ideas that might otherwise never have survived outside the half-crazy Internet ecosystem where they formed.