The phrase "achieve ever" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not a standard expression and lacks context to be usable.
Example: "I hope to achieve ever greater success in my career."
Alternatives: "attain ever" or "reach ever".
In this rapidly evolving field of research the aim is to achieve ever greater diagnostic accuracy at ever-reducing cost".
Advances in training techniques and improvements in track and equipment design have pushed sprinters to achieve ever more impressive times.
It was what Capello has worked to achieve ever since he arrived in England to probe among the wreckage left by regimes of unsurpassable ineptitude.
Then, at CSC Index, our consulting practice constantly pushed clients to achieve ever more aggressive goals, and I witnessed some pretty astonishing results.
If confirmed, the discovery raises the prospect of a new focus for materials scientists hoping to achieve ever higher superconducting temperatures.
To achieve ever increasing energy densities and faster controlled release of that energy, all materials of construction must be constantly evaluated from electrode to casing and everything in-between.
In a joint statement, Mr. Ravech?nd Mr. Babbio said Stevens was "well positioned to achieve ever-higher levels of greatness among the nation's and world's research universities".
The entertainment value of watching fellow humans achieve ever-greater physical feats cannot explain why professional sports have become such a large industry.
In a joint statement, Mr. Raveché and Mr. Babbio said Stevens was "well-positioned to achieve ever-higher levels of greatness among the nation's and world's research universities".
On the other hand, sentences achieve ever-less because it is difficult, nigh impossible, to deliver effective rehabilitation in the teeth of a permanent accommodation and funding crisis.
Don't get me wrong, it's not the schools that are to blame for this but an educational system that drip feeds them with totally inadequate funding, with which it demands they achieve ever-improving results year on year.
