Sentence examples for achieving a large from inspiring English sources
"The whole point of quantum computing is achieving a large speedup over classical computers, something that D-Wave hasn't accomplished".
If there is one investment that has been promoted as great for minimizing taxes and achieving a large gain, it is master limited partnerships.
The original Pitch Perfect film opened in the UK with £952,000, on its way to a lifetime total of £6.49m – thus achieving a large multiple of its opening number.
She also gave heart to Mandela and other prisoners on Robben Island by frequently visiting them, making a huge fuss about their lamentable conditions and achieving a large improvement in them.
On the subject of mumbling, Sean Harris, widely criticised for lack of clarity in the BBC's Jamaica Inn this year, had the consolation of being acclaimed the best actor of last year for Southcliffe, a crime series which was another example of Channel 4 achieving a large return for small output.
Still, when confronted with deeper-than-expected recessions, Spain and Portugal won an extra year to meet their target of bringing budget deficits below 3% of GDP.Backed by the IMF's boss, Christine Lagarde, Greece may well be granted the extra two years it wants to meet its objective of achieving a large primary budget balance (ie, before interest payments) in 2014.
It's the distance from which Drew, or anyone, stands back from himself for the sake of achieving a larger perspective that really matters.
The increased threat level, in the form of terrorist actions aimed at achieving a larger scale of destruction than the conventional attacks of the previous three decades of terrorism, was dramatically demonstrated with the bombing of the W.T.C.
Therefore, determining influential users in a network is a secret key of success for achieving a large-scale information diffusion at low cost.
Carlisle then won his second contest, achieving a larger score than the previous day to stay on for another match.
Robert B. Zoellick, the United State trade representative, called the DeMint concession "necessary to achieve a large good".
