Sentence examples for achieve though from inspiring English sources

Those savings may be hard to achieve, though, since REITs already operate more efficiently than they did three years ago.

That he did achieve, though Jones hasn't always done himself favours in the latter regard.

The first is that the vision is becoming increasingly possible to achieve, though formidable obstacles remain.

Most of your replacement protein sources and vegan staples such as grains, fruits, and vegetables will contain carbohydrates, so a low carbohydrate/vegan meal will be hard to achieve — though not impossible.

He added, "We have a long way to go and a lot to achieve," though he would not talk about how many villages needed to be cleared of Hezbollah fighters.

But this series is not about James or his will or his legacy or his ability to repeat as champion (a feat that many other legends, including Tim Duncan, have failed to achieve), though it will inevitably be read that way.

Even if this is achieved, though, a greater puzzle is whether there are identifiably preferable syntaxes and what the criteria should look like.

"It'll be a permanent reminder of what I've achieved, though it's not really for achievement, it's for services to sport".

Some intelligence was achieved, though not all we'd hoped.

This will be achieved though inter-national programmes, teacher exchanges and overseas stays.

The changes May has achieved, though not perfect, shift the balance of risk.