Sentence examples for achieved the exact from inspiring English sources
In this instance it will have achieved the exact opposite and might even have prejudiced the trial.
Gergiev takes the orchestra over and over again through a select group of phrases until they have achieved the exact sonority he is after.
If roller derby as a collective is going to band together and lock arms and say 'we're here to empower women only' you've just alienated half of the population and achieved the exact same thing male dominated sports do already".
His statement of identity and identification ("I am also X") achieved the exact opposite effect, underscoring the unbridgeable gap between the "unemployed" multimillionaire and the out-of-work Floridians.
Mr. Walcott, who announced the results on Thursday, said the audit was ordered in part because of news reports about the large number of students who achieved the exact minimum score needed to pass the Regents exams.
In aiming to bolster social cohesion and integration, Cameron ends up achieving the exact opposite.
In fact, Mr. Mugabe has managed to achieve the exact opposite of what he set out to do in 2000: the forging of a postracial state.
But then Mr. Johnson came out with a remark that was perhaps designed to achieve the exact opposite of what he was saying.
And thus they achieve the exact opposite of their aims - de-networking or anti-schmoozing, if you will, sending them sliding down the career ladder at precisely the speed they hoped to be climbing it.
For just as a heavy-handed reaction to Swampy and his Newbury bypass muckers turned us against road building, so a disproportionate attack on plane protesters will achieve the exact opposite of BAA's intention: exposing what a racket the aviation industry is, and making martyrs of the rebels.
It's especially galling since they also could achieve the exact same purpose of being able to tell their base that they repealed Congress's fake exemption from ACA by the "Vitter-lite" proposal which would only hit Members, and not staff.
