Sentence examples for achieved some degree from inspiring English sources
"The prize is for British artists who have achieved some degree of international recognition," he said, "and nobody gets on that list without an international profile".
Genres represented in the Lollapalooza lineup typically included hip-hop, punk, ska, and shoegazer, although the headlining spot was generally reserved for an alternative or hard rock band that had achieved some degree of mainstream success.
It's been looking to get high-quality vendors on board, those that are well known or maybe have achieved some degree of cult status in NYC.
The disease achieved some degree of fame with the 1992 film Lorenzo's Oil, inspired by a family's struggle to prolong their son's life with a homemade remedy.
The use of machine learning techniques for the automatic construction of knowledge bases and knowledge representations is difficult, but has achieved some degree of success.
You'll be in a much better position to change your niche once you've established yourself and achieved some degree of financial success.
Although they have been on the market for a while, the new devices are just now beginning to achieve some degree of household penetration.
Applicants may well achieve some degree of serenity by asking themselves — or permitting their families or teachers or friends to ask them — a question that is so obvious yet often overlooked: What is your learning style?
"The international actors chose to turn a blind eye to the war crimes of the K.L.A., placing a premium instead on achieving some degree of short-term stability," Mr. Marty wrote.
And even if Mr. Maliki's ruling coalition secures the necessary votes, Iraq's most influential Shiite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, has indicated that he believes the deal will be acceptable to the Iraqi people only if it achieves some degree of consensus.
CNNs could achieve some degree of shift and deformation invariance by using local receptive fields, shared weights, and spatial subsampling.
