Sentence examples for achieving at present from inspiring English sources

Four GCSEs do not measure up to the five A* to C they expect the majority of pupils to be achieving at present".

It may be, however, that this amounts to the limit of what America and the West can achieve at present: a conference, far away from the scenes of devastation, and from which increasingly little is expected.

While there is still hope for domestic European-based entrepreneurs, I feel that structurally there are some underlying reasons which combine to make European successes more difficult to achieve at present.

A lack of published growth models for indigenous New Zealand forest species means that the sustainable management of these species are difficult to achieve at present.

The selected examples illustrate the level of control and complexity that can be achieved at present in this rapidly growing and exciting field of research.

Though Illumina sequencing does not give rise to homopolymer sequencing errors, the short read lengths that can be achieved at present will cause more contig breaks in shorter repetitive sequences and hence will make syntenic mapping more difficult.

In other words, the results of the randomized studies so far are the best we can achieve at present, but it would be a mistake to generalize these to usual neurosurgical care.

The complex relationship between lung function and race and/or ethnicity [ 5, 7] has been addressed in several studies; a key issue in this discussion is to disentangle the contribution of "genetics" and "other variables" which is very difficult or impossible to achieve at present time.

However, to take full advantage of the ability to reduce coverage in Sanger-based plastid genome sequencing would require the sequencing of pure plastid DNA, something that can only reliably be achieved at present by constructing whole-genome bacterial artificial chromosome (BAC) libraries and then strictly sequencing plastid DNA-containing clones.

Internet use continues to rise rapidly in the UK (67% of adults and 61% of households in 2007, rising to 84%and77%7% by 2012[ 18]), and in some units over half of those receiving renal replacement therapy have enrolled, suggesting that potential penetration of the system overall is much higher than achieved at present.

That said, there are many obstacles that make this difficult to achieve at the present time.