Sentence examples for achieved the degree from inspiring English sources

How Meléndez achieved the degree of realism he did is something of a mystery.

A younger artist might not have achieved the degree and nature of their complexity (though younger artists have been known to fool us).

It is quite a feat to have achieved the degree of consensus he has around a set of ideas that departs in places so markedly from the traditional approach.

Yet, in the decades that followed, Gerstl never achieved the degree of international name-recognition accorded to his contemporaries Oskar Kokoschka and Egon Schiele, not to mention the somewhat older Gustav Klimt.

Today, pursuant to paragraph 5 of Resolution 1441, I have submitted to the president of the Security Council an update report on our progress since we resumed our nuclear verification activities in Iraq -- in terms of the approach we have adopted, the tools we have used, the specific results achieved, the degree of cooperation we have received and finally our view on how we should proceed.

Both instruments meet the reliability standards for group-level application in most respects, although none of them achieved the degree of reliability that be would be desirable in individual-based assessment.

Mr. Fairhurst did not achieve the degree of notoriety of some members, notably Damien Hirst.

But we clearly haven't been able to achieve the degree of fiscal repair and reform that was and is needed.

It is clear that, to achieve the degree of uniformity of material culture evidenced in the excavations, considerable contact must have been maintained between the towns and cities of the Indus state.

As I learned when I tested these recipes, not all blenders crush ice with equal gusto, so add more ice, and blend longer, to achieve the degree of slushiness you want.

If Bradshaw found the right collaborator, his actors might achieve the degree of freedom that Robert Downey, Jr., attains playing an Australian actor who thinks it would be cool to be black in the movie "Tropic Thunder," surely one of the best portrayals of male and racial hysteria ever.