Sentence examples for achieving a less from inspiring English sources

The subjects at which private-school pupils excelled were those demanded by the top universities: maths, further maths, English and physics.Yet tutors at the top universities have made modest steps towards achieving a less skewed intake ever since admissions data were first published 13 years ago, mostly without dropping their entry standards.

This seems to be what Twitter has been aiming for, too, but achieving a less strong effect.

Tsipras's referendum served largely the same purpose -- to give the Greek people a necessary chance to express their opposition to austerity, and 61percentt of Greek voters were happy to stand up, even if it meant bringing on more opposition from the eurozone and achieving a less favorable agreement in the end.

Japan (especially) and Germany were achieving a less-than-stellar economic performance, in stark contrast to America's remarkable success during the decade.

One of the mysteries of Brexit — one that will be studied by political scientists for generations — is how, for much of the country, a gradualist goal of achieving a less-restrictive relationship with Europe was replaced by an extreme and risky one: walking away with no deal at all.

But if the economy achieves a less painful soft landing, these stocks will be even better bargains.

But two weeks into the federal corruption trial of Joseph L. Bruno, Jack's has achieved a less savory distinction.

And comprehensive family and sick leave policies would help Americans achieve a less stressful work-life balance.

Repairing relations and trying to achieve a less fractious family dynamic will require lashings of goodwill from all concerned.

Compared with the classic Quadratic Lyapunov Function (QLF), the barrier Lyapunov function employed in this paper can achieve a less conservatism in controller design.

Stress management and relaxation techniques like massage, yoga, biofeedback, cognitive therapy and counseling to achieve a less frenetic work pace are also helpful, according to the findings of a national conference on pain management.