Sentence examples for achieved compelling from inspiring English sources

However, contrasting studies have achieved compelling cytoprotection by preventing fibrils and aggregates from forming at all [14].

He even performed miracles: many who came into contact with him have spoken of Jobs' "reality distortion field" – a singular ability to bend reality to his will, to achieve, or compel others to achieve, what was considered previously impossible.

He would like to lame the unions — he has already proposed, and in part achieved, legislation to compel minimum services during transportation and education strikes — but he does not embrace the rest of the Thatcherite program of liberalism.

But since this ideal is rarely if ever achieved, we constantly feel compelled to "interrupt our activity and alter our mental disposition from within".

"The only thing this is achieving is to compel [non-indigenous landowners] to arm themselves out of fear," Romero told me, pointing to the numerous violent incidents reported in the region throughout June.

The fact is, civil society's expectations of what it could achieve in the way of compelling the government to justify its actions and inactions on Hicks and Habib were low back then, and are low now.

Compelling progress has been achieved in understanding mechanisms of T-cell effector function and failure.

We start to feel more satisfied with what we have achieved, enjoy our accomplishments and feel less compelled to push for more.

This seemed to offer a way to unite scepticism of state intrusions with an active interest in social welfare; it suggested that a better society could be achieved by coaxing and swaying citizens rather than compelling them.

Israëls first tried to establish himself as a painter of Romantic portraits and conventional historical pictures but had achieved little success when in 1855 ill health compelled him to leave Amsterdam for the fishing village of Zandvoort, near Haarlem.

He achieved several reforms on that island before his health compelled him to resign in 1900.