Sentence examples for achieved the considerable from inspiring English sources

The explicit "Romance" (1999), about a woman's need for erotic love, "achieved the considerable feat of shocking France," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.

Very tangible results have been achieved: the considerable quantities of water provided remain indispensable and the attention to garbage collection and incineration of medical waste is smart.

But when you think about it specifically, that "contribution" of his--at least the one part guaranteed to achieve the considerable accomplishment of outlasting Studs--probably amounts to his 1972 book Working.

The relatively good antenatal care in the Maldives has been achieved despite the considerable logistic difficulties of providing services to the scattered islands.

The WLE with the largest amplitude and smallest wavelength can achieve the most considerable noise reduction effect of up to 4 dB.

Whatever market-driven economic growth does achieve (with the considerable help of state-directed redistribution through taxation) it clearly fails to extend viable economic opportunities to all citizens.

By 1969, the United States had achieved a considerable victory in the Space Race after the success of the Apollo 11 mission.

The team achieved considerable success in the early 1970s, winning the Pacific Coast League championship in 1970, and having a 94 52 record.

From the 1930s to the '50s, the labour movement achieved considerable strength in the auto, aircraft, movie, trucking, longshoring, and food handling industries.

More specifically, it has been suggested that a higher permeability of oxygen can be achieved, due to the considerable contribution of the (–Si O–) bonds and solubility of oxygen in the film [10].

By employing a discourse of illegal logging and by framing local actors as the main drivers of deforestation, the World Bank achieved considerable deregulation of the forest sector.