The phrase "achieved it rather" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "I thought I had achieved it rather easily, but it turned out to be more challenging than expected."
Alternatives: "accomplished it instead" or "succeeded in it rather."
"You sitting there being British should be embracing the success they've achieved and how they've achieved it, rather than looking for something that's not there," he said.
However, Bradley, the father of current US captain Michael, should be assessed on the basis of what he has achieved, and how he has achieved it, rather than who he achieved it with.
Moksha is not, according to Shankara, a perfection to be achieved; it is rather the essential reality of one's own self to be realized through destruction of the ignorance that conceals it.
Energy and environmental regulators have not embraced convergence as an independent goal, but rather have achieved it incrementally and indirectly, as a consequence of pursuing their traditional missions during a time of change.
In a later paper, he suggested a way to achieve it: "This seems rather far-fetched, but it is conceivable that molecular biologists could engineer a particular cell type to be sensitive to light".
Woody Allen, when asked if he would like to achieve immortality through his work, replied that he would rather achieve it by not dying.
We particularly welcome the significant acceleration in the reduction of the structural deficit and the plan to achieve it through reduced spending rather than increases in taxation.
Far from displacing independence as a goal, it fits with his long-term view of how to achieve it: by gradual steps rather than in one go.
But he is cowed by the new intake of theatrical extremists bent on playing at budget discipline rather than achieving it.
"It's quite clear that the new arrangements put a seal on low inflation rather than achieving it," says John Flemming, a former chief economic adviser to the Bank.If claims that the reform of May 1997 has transformed the inflation outlook are overstated, so too are charges that an independent Bank has made a hash of monetary policy.
The question is therefore less about what we are trying to achieve and rather how we might achieve it.
