Sentence examples for achieving a very from inspiring English sources

Hughes Jones, a Welshman singing in English, mustered a suave Italianate tone, achieving a very creditable "Nessun Dorma".

Gibney became involved when Armstrong defiantly decided to have another crack at the Tour de France in 2009, submitting to the fierce anti-doping inspections and achieving a very creditable third place.

The only way that the prime minister and those who want to keep us in the EU can possibly win an 'in' vote is by achieving a very significant change in our relationship.

Instead, achieving a very specific and localized goal for economic benefit or military advantage is the key element.

The survey covered the whole country, recruiting a large representative sample through careful random selection and minimizing participation bias by achieving a very high participation rate (>99%%).

It is shown that the proposed method can significantly reduce the computational complexity while achieving a very close performance to the exhaustive search.

"After very difficult negotiations, we achieved a very good result".

It is expected to achieve a "very good" rating.

This is a very expensive, unwieldy way to achieve a very small reduction in temperatures.

"South Australia is one that has achieved a very high level of renewable energy.

"These facts limit the ability to achieve a very low redefault rate by program design alone".