Sentence examples for achieved the wider from inspiring English sources

As well as garnering publicity, the theft also arguably achieved the wider goal of its perpetrators.

This American-born pianist, who is 63, has never achieved the wider public renown his thoughtful and articulate playing merits.

Kent benefited from staging Le Grand Depart back in 2007, before cycling achieved the wider public recognition reached this summer - before the Bradley Wiggins effect.

Henryk Siemiradzki, Jan Matejko (the creator of monumental romantic historical canvases), and a number of landscape and genre painters achieved the widest fame.

Humans have achieved the widest range of adaptability to extremes in temperature; for example, culture and technology enable humans to protect themselves under a variety of thermal conditions.

Yet since his death his place in the history of English art has remained ambiguous, his originality has not been fully appreciated and he has not achieved the wide popularity that the skill, draughtsmanship and sheer joie de vivre of his work merit.

In 2006, Manhattan, the cradle of gentry liberalism, had achieved the widest gap between rich and poor in the nation.

His five albums of original material (mostly straight-ahead country recorded with his Lubbock-based group the Panhandle Mystery Band), and almost three decades of performing have won him a devoted concert audience, however, his records have never achieved the wide acclaim his fans feel they deserve.

Interestingly, in the hip and in the knee group the GP score achieved the widest range when patients were rated with a Kellgren score of two or four.

This includes helping patients to achieve the wider health benefits that come from having better insulated homes, making more active travel choices, eating local seasonal healthy food and reducing the causes of air pollution.

In the long term, it said the success of the move "depends on the BBC achieving the wider benefits it promised".