Sentence examples for achieved no more from inspiring English sources

In May's general election, Plaid Cymru achieved no more than a standstill vote: 12 per cent, a fractional rise on 2010.

While he was an acknowledged authority in his field of scholarship, in politics he remained a camp follower, who achieved no more than many others.

England have as yet achieved no more here than they did on the high veld – now, like then, they have merely emerged from the group into the knockout phase – but the upbeat mood reflects progress.

The tumours of 12 patients achieved no more than a temporary partial response to primary tamoxifen therapy.

If its goals are achieved, no more babies will die of tetanus in Cameroon – and no more families will suffer loss at the hands of this fatal yet preventable disease.

Specifically, it can be estimated that with the RF assignment policy approximately 2/3 of all UEs achieve no more than 1/3 of the maximum achievable data rates.

All the more so with those terminal cancers where the clinical consensus is for brutal interventions which achieve no more than stretching out an unremitting prognosis.

The ambition was probably to achieve no more than the sheds and mid-grade offices that started springing up, but after a few years, as in a scientific experiment run out of control, the various incentives combined with the deregulation of financial services to produce in a flash of smoke a shining business city of implausible vastness, called Canary Wharf.

After the saturation point, since any new arrivals should be denied because of the absence of unoccupied channels, the second spectrum sensing could achieve no more increase in performance.

At best, the formalist can achieve no more than a reduction in commitment from the transfinite realms of some mathematical theories, such as set theory, to the countably infinite, but still presumably abstract, realm of arithmetic, wherein the syntax and proof theory of standard countable languages such as those of standard set theory, can, as Gödel showed, be modelled.

And that is what these reforms are designed to achieve: no more, no less.