Sentence examples for achieved all at once from inspiring English sources

It is true that democracy and the rule of law cannot be achieved all at once.

The economic integration of the United States was not achieved all at once, but as the result of a long process during which the powers of the federal authorities were constantly reinforced.

Enlightenment could only be achieved all at once.

Progress cannot be achieved all at once, it has to be accumulated over time, little by little, until it adds up to a lot.

(I hate those fucking shoes. I hate them so much. I hate how much they want to achieve all at once).

Manual's theme, which is said to be that old chestnut nature versus culture, veers from obscure to simplistic to heavy-handed -- and frequently achieves all these characteristics at once.

"But you cannot achieve everything all at once.

In a later revision he advises that in many cases a "balance can be achieved from serial vision, involving the successive experiences of exposure to strongly contrasting landscape types, strong prospect and then strong refuge, is more potent than that which comes from trying to achieve a balance all at once" (Appleton 1984, p 102).

Butt out, please The two sides of Meles Zenawi Hillary (not Bill) on safari Correction: Bahrain Reprints Related items Smoking in Iraq: Butt out, pleaseAug 13th 2009With the lorry bombs, which killed 35 people, the insurgents achieved several objectives at once.

An effective adsorption of Cr VI), phenol and MB to the extent of 99% and the transformation of Cr VI) to Cr (III) through photoreduction, and decomposition of phenol and MB by photooxidation followed by mineralization were achieved at once.

A new phone case out of Portland could help you achieve both at once.