Sentence examples for achieves some of from inspiring English sources

"The Dodd-Frank act achieves some of that, but absent the legal liability, or accountability, it's much weaker".

It achieves some of the same sentimental appeal, and it claims its own niche in the genre because the two characters are gay men.

Of course, Microsoft Sharepoint has both an on-premise offering as well as a cloud-based platform, which achieves some of what ECM Cloud Connect aims to do.

This study modeled life cycle GHG emissions for one kg of milled, unpackaged rice produced in California, USA, a state that achieves some of the highest rice yields in the world.

(In this area, the reunioners noted, much credit should be given to the American Association for the Advancement of Science for the Congressional Fellows program, which achieves some of the same aims, as well as the White House Fellows program, which does so in part).

A third approach achieves some of the output benefits of tracking, with a lesser penalty in terms of land area, capital and operating cost.

The auction achieved some of the highest prices ever and consolidated Christie's international reputation.

But officials close to the negotiations said the company had achieved some of its goals.

The technology needed to achieve some of these goals is not quite there yet.

The governor managed to achieve some of his aims by regulation.

It added that it hoped to achieve some of the cuts by not renewing temporary contracts.