Sentence examples for achieved that could from inspiring English sources

On the atomic scale, however, teleportation of a sort has already been achieved that could lead to less-fanciful, though still impressive, technologies, such as quantum computers.

The up-regulation of this gene after an induction of seven short days and throughout all bud stages until the dormancy [ 107], suggests that a high level of freezing tolerance could be rapidly achieved, that could decrease frost damages during the timing of bud set.

Removal rates and accuracies are achieved that previously could only have been dreamed about.

But achieving that could prove as hard as finding Osama bin Laden.

Achieving that could take many years, for it will require technological advances in drugs and pesticides, as well as a development of public-health infrastructure in poor countries.

Trusts which achieve that could be turned into foundations "fairly promptly", he said; the corollary being that foundations struggling with their performance might keep the badge but not the powers.

Members of staff noted that working with students had been 'extremely inspirational'- seeing students work with other students and what they could achieve that could not be achieved by members of staff.

Achieving that could have a big medical payoff, but to make it work, we needed to understand the fundamental interactions between cardiac valve cells and the tissue matrix surrounding them.

"I'm not sure we could have achieved that through conventional advertising".

"I doubt that any other country in Europe could have achieved that," he boasts.

If I could have achieved that by eating donuts, I would have tried that too.