Sentence examples for achieves exactly that from inspiring English sources

But good content presented on a good platform will be consumed by the viewer as the broadcaster intended – just look at VoD platforms like BBC iPlayer, which achieves exactly that!

"Fairouz's quest is clearly for something universal," Opera News continues, "and he achieves exactly that by showing that these diverse strands can be woven into a coherent, original, and quite moving musical tapestry".

But you could build in a system to teach the computer to achieve exactly that".

Yet the proposal published by the commission -- which increases penalties only modestly, and primarily in the most egregious, large-loss cases involving major public corporations -- would achieve exactly that result," the Justice Department said in its rebuttal.

Lawrie came here knowing that a strong finish would cement his Ryder Cup chances and he achieved exactly that, ending his week with a six-under-par round of 66. "You are never unhappy when you shoot 66 but the honest truth is it might have been a few better," he said.

But bringing the deadline to address both funds together in 2033 would achieve exactly that end.

Talking to Israel and cooperating with her, while maintaining the negative attitude towards the settlements, is not going to derail the delicate Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, but wholesale boycott of Israel may achieve exactly that -- at least this is the aim behind it.

If the goal was provocation, the leaflets achieved exactly that.

Blair and his team believed they had achieved exactly that.

However, Snyder flips the dynamic of his image at the very end of the poem to achieve exactly that.

And that's what makes these "preemptive" and "anticipatory" prosecutions so menacing: by criminalizing free speech and turning dissidents into felons, they achieve exactly that which the First Amendment, above all else, was designed to prohibit.