Sentence examples for achieve today from inspiring English sources

He believed strongly in cooperation between social services and health, something that primary care groups are trying to achieve today.

Defects had been ignored, he added, which set in motion a process of disintegration that made union more difficult to achieve today than when the euro was introduced.

"I think Americans and Vietnamese can achieve today what we could not achieve during the Vietnam war: a final victory over the Communists," he told The New York Times.

One early morning strategy can involve asking yourself good questions such as, "What do I want to achieve today?" In 2005, former Apple founder and chief executive, Steve Jobs, addressed the new graduates of Stanford University.

"Our policy in Mesopotamia is to reduce our commitments and to extricate ourselves from our burdens while at the same time honorably discharging our obligations and building up a strong and effective Arab government which will always be a friend to Britain," said Winston Churchill in 1921, sounding very much like what the Obama administration would like to achieve today.

Law was born too soon and his career was less about victories and the all-conquering progress across Europe that any figure of his class would have to achieve today than simply about style, a raw and fiery talent that gave him a kind of sinewy beauty on the field and turned him into one of the great entertainers.

"What do we want to achieve this year?

But Murray kept his nerve and was able to achieve this year what he so narrowly failed to achieve 12 months ago.

China recorded 7.7% growth last year, but analysts say that level will be harder to achieve this year.

The startup's target is to achieve 1,000 transactions every month by October.

What do you want to achieve this year?