Sentence examples for achieve elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Gilbert's story shows what feminism can achieve elsewhere, especially in the Muslim world.

Franklin identifies the novel's close as an instance of Franzen's "manipulation" of the reader, a last-ditch shortcut to the kind of emotional connection that she feels he does not achieve elsewhere in the novel.

"With little outside assistance," he wrote, "the Kurds have accomplished what George Bush [Sr] has so far failed to achieve elsewhere in Iraq - the orderly overthrow of Saddam Hussein's regime".

Both perfectly straightforward and utterly opaque, it hit heights rarely achieved elsewhere.

But that is still a fraction of the levels achieved elsewhere in Latin America.

Those berths would be filled by sub-2 33 sub-2 33 in Columbia, or by eligible qualifinishesmes achinved elsewhere.

If that is too humble a definition of art, then one wonders why it is so rarely achieved elsewhere.

Similar results have been achieved elsewhere, most notably in Sutton in south London and Salford in Greater Manchester.

They were running a deeply unsuccessful establishment whose lack of business was the price paid for the success achieved elsewhere in town.

But "Jack Engle" reminds us, through contrast, of what he achieved elsewhere: the invention of a hopeful, vibrant poetry of urban coexistence.

"Our projections indicate an improvement in emissions intensity (3.8 percent a year) between 2008 and 2035, which is faster than improvements achieved elsewhere," according to the report.