Sentence examples for achieve something remarkable from inspiring English sources

Together we can achieve something remarkable in these European elections.

By laying all its data and workings out in the open, where they can be checked and challenged by anyone, the Berkeley team hopes to achieve something remarkable: a broader consensus on global warming.

They never stopped believing they could achieve something remarkable, however, leaving their coach heartened both by what he has seen on the field and what he has heard from back home.

As I stood in the room where my hero once stood, I thought of King's famous "I Have a Dream" speech and how much he sacrificed to achieve something remarkable for humanity.

The Financial Times said Tuesday that if the government continues along these lines, "India will soon achieve something remarkable in the course of human history: by September of next year, it will be the first country on the planet to be completely free of poor people".

"The thing about music is it in general is a perfect medium without visuals," says Anthony Batt, co-founder and executive vice-president of content at Wevr. "If you can put yourself inside of a music experience, when you're 100% covered with the artist's music and another artist's interpretation of the music, we thought those two worlds colliding is great way to achieve something remarkable.

Southwest Elementary achieved something remarkable: they eliminated the racial achievement gap by eliminating the instruction gap, and they did it even though most white students, on average, came from affluent, two-parent families while most of the school's black students did not.

A year ago, Ethiopia was on the verge of achieving something remarkable.

A chorus of human rights groups, diplomats, companies and technologists has achieved something remarkable.

DURING his six years at Café Boulud, the chef Andrew Carmellini achieved something remarkable.

With technology and kitsch, pizza and Beckham co-workers, AEG has achieved something remarkable.