Sentence examples for achieved individually from inspiring English sources

Performance achieved individually for each of the stations lies in the range [5.0 7.5]% for the RMSE and [−1.2 to +2.1]% for the MBE.

The implications are that, while idea generation is probably best achieved individually, judgements and decision about solutions is probably best performed through a consensus approach.

"This merger creates tremendous opportunities to build on the successes that each company has achieved individually in its own markets," Hudson City's chief executive, Ronald E. Hermance Jr., said in a statement.

Communication is one of the steps that ensure success is achieved individually and collectively as an organization.

There are numerous ways these goals can be achieved individually, and together, depending on the nature of the approach to the texts.

That is, the countries that make up the European Club, both the Council of Europe (COE, 47) and the European Union (UE, 28), do not seem to understand this as an urgent challenge, if they wish to continue cooperating and consolidating the project, with the purpose of achieving the collective goals and objectives that would certainly not be achieved individually.

Government should be the chief means by which we achieve collectively, what we cannot achieve individually.

But a team strives for something greater than its members could achieve individually.

"Together they offered each other far more than they could achieve individually," said Mr. Brodsky.

The groups gave women the strength to create change that they would not have been able to achieve individually.

Whatever they achieve individually, there will be a great many who hanker for the once and future kings of semi-detached, suburban Camelot.