Sentence examples for achieved at all from inspiring English sources

That way, of course, victory might not have been achieved at all.

On Friday, even as Mr. Kayani insisted "victory against terror and militancy will be achieved at all costs," he defended the Swat deal.

Scotland is a "beacon" for such places; that its independence referendum was achieved at all encouraged others to think "Yes, we can!", even though the outcome was negative.

Given the low-salary, overstuffed classrooms and antiquated equipment available in many schools, it is a wonder any learning is achieved at all.

Airship designers eventually abandoned the idea of carrying passengers and embraced the notion of carrying cargo, which is achieved only inefficiently by rail, roads, and sea, and isn't achieved at all in remote areas.

We should ask ourselves if justice for those killed on Sept. 11 and in our wars in Afghanistan and Iraq can be achieved by a killing, or if it can even be achieved at all.

Instead, I'm observing--as a mother, and as a filmmaker whose focus is on issues of education and childhood--that for too many of us, back-to-school comes with a high price: an achieve-at-all-costs educational culture that drives too many kids to sickness and sadness.

All was achieved at a cost of £515.95 ($753).In other cases Mr Sharman formed companies by providing no more than a scanned copy of his driving licence.

"We are not thinking about how much profit Alibaba could achieve at all," Mr. Yan said.

At eight, Temple was starting to achieve the "pretend play" that normal children achieve as toddlers but the lower-functioning autistic child never achieves at all.

A simulator by any other name, each version of Gotham can be delved into as a spectator, holding a sense of satisfaction and entertainment that most games struggle to achieve at all.