Sentence examples for achieved renewed from inspiring English sources

(And even if these goals were somehow achieved, renewed and indefinite Israeli rule over Gaza would prove unpalatable to all concerned).

Card counting achieved renewed fame through the book "Bringing Down the House," about a group of students from M.I.T. and Harvard that employed card-counting techniques and sparked a smattering of blackjack clubs.

After her marriage to the radio and TV star Peter Potter (family name Moore), and by now a US citizen, Davis concentrated on raising her family, although she achieved renewed prominence in 1954 when she formed a gospel group with the singer Connie Haines and the actors Jane Russell and Rhonda Fleming.

The band re-formed in 1997, achieving renewed success and a number one single in the United Kingdom with "Maria" in 1999, exactly 20 years after their first UK No.1 single ("Heart of Glass").

"It can only be achieved through renewed, persevering and sincere efforts to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict".

With physical access targets nearly met, further improvements in child survival will only be achieved through renewed examination of the social, behavioral and quality-of-care factors that impede access to preventive and curative services.

Novelty of an object is an important property involved in initiating and maintaining exploration, and this can be achieved by renewing objects.

Combined with state of the art technology, world-class doctors and a plush hotel setting designed for total relaxation, Lanserhof exists for the sole purpose to help guests achieve a renewed state of wellness.

In our rush to reform education, we have forgotten a simple truth: reform will never be achieved by renewing appropriations, restructuring schools, rewriting curricula, and revising texts if we continue to demean and dishearten the human resources called the teacher on whom so much depends (Palmer, 1998/2007, p. 4).

Freezing a new arms race can only be achieved by a renewed and sincere commitment to disarmament and it is clear that this can only be achieved at the highest political level.

16 By surgical removal of excessive scar tissue, a situation corresponding to a fresh wound is achieved, in which renewed excessive scarring can be reduced by adjuvant conservative therapy from the very beginning.