Sentence examples for achieved what is from inspiring English sources

But neither candidate has achieved what is most important for deciding their battle.

They not only care, they have achieved what is supposed to be impossible: they have made other people, ordinary Americans, care.

Once achieved, what is left is a tangle of fibres called wood pulp; at a microscopic scale it resembles spaghetti in a rather watery sauce.

Its score was down in the eighties or nineties – 100 indicates that a school has achieved what is expected of them.

Blume achieved what is believed to be the current bear-suit world record time — 18 minutes 25 seconds — in a 5K at the Chicago Half Marathon event last month.

In a clinical trial, 79 percent of people treated with Incivek combined with the existing treatment achieved what is effectively considered a cure, compared with 46 percent for those getting the existing drugs alone.

Many so called "off track" countries have actually achieved what was reasonably achievable given their available resources.

Thereafter Mayne achieved what was considered his breakthrough design the Diamond Ranch High School (1999 2000), near Pomona, California.

At times each team was hindered by the unpredictability of the poor pitch, but Tottenham eventually achieved what was to be a misleading authority.

Britain's own cycling sorcerer, Dave Brailsford, has also achieved what was thought to be impossible.

"We achieved what was possible for us, and we have to be satisfied with that," he said.