Sentence examples for achieved virtually from inspiring English sources

Collectively they achieved virtually nothing.

For more than a decade Japan has achieved virtually no economic growth.

By comparison, Trump has achieved virtually nothing, except scaring the bejeezus out of the world.

The Liberals were in a strong position to exert considerable influence, and yet achieved virtually nothing.

It was the effort of the Christian islanders, however, that achieved virtually total evangelization of the Pacific.

He explained, "we have achieved virtually everything I set out to accomplish"; his accomplishments include a 33% approval rating in 2006.

Indeed, the glimpse of finally achieving virtually undisturbed time for my own composition is almost frightening in its seductiveness.

An EU directive issued two years ago, intended to prevent monopolies in airport services, was watered down by member states to the point where it will achieve virtually nothing.

E.P.A. officials said on Wednesday that the altered rule would cost half as much as the previous proposal while achieving virtually the same health benefits.

And he said, "I feel that in the direct political way I was able to achieve virtually nothing except to keep what I considered a voice of common sense and humanity alive".

The first person narrator of Platform has something in common with his creator - he has the same name, is much the same age, and his only real enthusiasm is sex which, at the beginning of the novel, he achieves virtually ("pussy in motion") through peep shows, porn mags and videos.