Sentence examples for achieved a very from inspiring English sources

"After very difficult negotiations, we achieved a very good result".

"South Australia is one that has achieved a very high level of renewable energy.

Urdu romantic drama Bin Roye also achieved a very healthy average (£4,958), with £139,000 from just 28 cinemas.

Mr. Tellez said President Clinton had "achieved a very fine balance" with his relatively mild suggestions to speed up production.

Harry Potter achieved a very special act of actual magic: it made it completely acceptable for an adult to carry around, read and enjoy a children's book.

Asif Kapadia's Senna achieved a very respectable spot on the grid – and was pipped by a film about the boyband JLS.

He said the coalition's tax-cutting policy – an increase in the tax-free personal allowance – achieved a very similar outcome for low earners "without introducing unnecessary complexity".

His experience abroad would stay with him: stressing only his Americanness obscures the European roots from which his art achieved a very real but never complete independence.

"But we have achieved a very strong common purpose and set of aims in Chicago that they do not have or do not yet have there".

But the gains meant the networks achieved a very solid two-year hike in ad rates from spring 2010 to spring 2012.

Sometime around the year 2000, the world achieved a very high level of connectivity, virtually flattening the global economic playing field.