Sentence examples for achieves only one from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, the naive strategy achieves only one quarter of the ideal strategy cost savings.

"Calling for a moratorium achieves only one thing – increasing the gas coming from outside the UK at a substantially higher environmental cost and with significant economic consequences," he said.

We further carry out secrecy diversity analysis and show that the round-robin always achieves only one diversity order, whereas the suboptimal and optimal user scheduling schemes achieve the full diversity.

Mali will achieve only one of the millennium development goals – access to improved water.

The F.D.A. has said that a drug needs to achieve only one of the two goals for approval.

Fossil-fuel pricing is a striking exception to the general rule that if the government has only one policy instrument, it can achieve only one policy objective.

Recently, while telling me that he was convinced that Square had achieved only "one per cent" of its potential, he paused.

The Pentagon's inspector general last year criticized development of a new, more advanced system known as the Joint Biological Point Detection System for achieving only one of 10 critical goals.

It was not until after they were free of the "distraction" of Europe, in January and February, that they began to lose control, achieving only one victory and conceding 11 points in six matches.

The latter might have a dodgy defence - they have achieved only one clean sheet in the league this season - but they also have two of the most respected strikers outside the top flight in Trevor Benjamin and Martin Butler.

John Leonard, the "CBS Sunday Morning" regular, contributing editor to The Nation and a former editor of The New York Times Book Review, claims at the outset of his new collection of essays to have achieved only one demonstrable good in 40 years of writing: at 19, he wrote a piece that contributed to the commutation of a death sentence of a Cuban journalist.