The phrase "achieved too many" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment of an excessive number of goals or accomplishments.
Example: "After years of hard work, I realized that I had achieved too many accolades to count."
Alternatives: "accomplished too much" or "attained too many".
And he said that while black students talked in detail about what efforts were needed to get an A and about their desire to achieve, too many nonetheless failed to put forth that effort.
Yet communicating with customers should be one of the first things for firms to do when introducing smart meters, says Mr Giles.Another lesson is that utilities should not try to achieve too many things at once, says Mr Giles, who recently surveyed smart-grid projects worldwide for a study on how to speed up their introduction.
Ideally an acceptable fit would be achieved without adding too many parameters.
The old system too often inflamed conflict and hostility rather than diminishing it, and achieved inadequate outcomes for too many children and parents, all at considerable expense to the taxpayer.
"For all of the impressive gains the global community has achieved, there are far too many people dying of diseases we can prevent," Gayle Smith, the administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, wrote in the 14-page report.
Yet, despite numerous innovations in filtering surgery to achieve safe IOP reduction, too many short-term and long-term complications are associated with this surgery.
A wildlife sanctuary was proclaimed, a successful reintroduction was achieved, but now there are too many crocs and the offtake component intended as part of the project -- and designed by the originator of the Australian program -- was simply never instituted.
"And not too many people achieve it".
Unfortunately you get too many managers achieving success with another type of football.
