Sentence examples for achieve since from inspiring English sources
The phrase "achieve since" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and seems to be a combination of two different ideas that do not work together. Example: "I have been trying to achieve my goals since last year."
These were often difficult to achieve, since they undercut the power bases of influential men at court.
But this is hard to achieve since another feature of secular stagnation is that inflation is generally so low.
The supposed gains will take years to achieve, since it takes time to design, test and deploy any new weapon, nuclear or conventional.
By definition, they cost more than whatever benefit they are intended to achieve, since no one is going to be induced to spend an extra dollar on, say, dance lessons unless the subsidy is worth more than a dollar.
I didn't expect to end up with a full-length story, for that matter; that in itself was an impossible dream, and one that I'd been trying to achieve since I was about eight.
Like "busing" and "integration," the language of today's reformers often serves as a euphemism for poverty mitigation, the implicit goal that American education has fitfully attempted to achieve since Brown v. Board of Education.
His importance to what we have achieved since I took over in 2003 is huge".
Looking back at the things we achieved since the war, I feel very proud.
Such a showing has not been achieved since NBC's dominance in the mid-1990's.
It rolled the pitch for the dismantling of much that Labour had achieved since 1945.
What has been achieved since the first of the Edward Snowden revelations appeared in the Guardian a year ago?
