Sentence examples for achieved much it from inspiring English sources

Although the protest I mentioned earlier might not have achieved much, it did suggest that we're mad as hell, and we're not going to take it any more, or something.

Polls suggest that the next government may have a tiny majority; to achieve much it will need discipline.

Lear achieved much, but it is as one of the finest writers of nonsense that he will be remembered affectionately by generations of children, past and to come.

"The security council has achieved much, but it did some bad things too," says Lord Hannay, who was one of those on the security council who did not initially want the 1994 Rwandan conflict to be labelled genocide, something that delayed an international response as between half a million and a million people were being murdered.

The annual flow of $60 billion assistance hasn't achieved much, since it supports donors' preconceived ideas of what's needed.

The Repugs set out to destroy government's capacity to serve people's needs and have achieved much of it by undermining institutions, deregulating the economy, and defanging the Constitution.

But Hachette seems to have achieved much of what it wanted: it will set the prices for its titles.

Looking back to the earliest days -- it's clear that Google has achieved much of what it set out to do.

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The truth is, the Davis camp has achieved much of what it had hoped for (while the often-snoozing California media missed it) and in the process revealed just how cunning it is.

As elsewhere in Afghanistan there are many complaints in Helmand that the reconstruction could have achieved much more if it weren't for corruption.