Sentence examples for achieve in terms from inspiring English sources

"I have a great deal of respect for what he's trying to achieve in terms of improving democracy in Australia.

Have we reached the limitations of what actors, directors, cameras and makeup can achieve in terms of representing extremes?

A. I start with the big picture — here's what we're trying to achieve in terms of quality and creativity.

Plus, the more you can achieve in terms of milestones, the less risk there is for an investor.

Instead, they found that simply being more open about salary bandings and what employees had to achieve in terms of perfomance improves engagement.

"At the end of the day, it really depends on what you want to achieve in terms of musical genre," Hutchins says.

Farmers Insurance is an example of what Nascar is hoping to achieve in terms of wooing new sponsors to its ranks.

Trende takes each scenario and describes what Republicans would have to achieve, in terms of vote margins among major constituencies, to remain competitive in presidential contests.

Landmarks was a book in part about hope, writing and change: what single words and strong styles might achieve in terms of shaping individual awareness and broader cultural movements.

This reflects the strong results achieved in terms of investment performance and net new business, but also the reduction in profit before tax".

5.47pm GMT On Greece Olli Rehn said a great amount had been achieved in terms of fiscal consolidation and the implementation of growth enhancing reforms.