Sentence examples for achieving big from inspiring English sources

"You know, as a country, we have not been achieving big results," he said in the interview.

There are groups of MPs who – while never achieving big beastdom – are still less willing to play by the rules.

Achieving big commitments often means slugging it out face-to-face with that key decision-maker, whether they're in Brussels or Beijing.

"We have shown the world that although we have plenty of problems, we are capable of achieving big things," Mr. Pérez said.

"Achieving big goals is always accompanied with adversity, but where there's a strong will, there's a way," NEC's president, Nobuhiro Endo, said at a shareholders' meeting on June 22, showing off a scaled model of the Hayabusa.

Sciencescape is emerging at a very good time in terms of drawing interest from investors and a community beyond just the academic silo; others with similar aims like ResearchGate are raising big rounds ($35 million) or achieving big exists (Mendeley to Elsevier).

But that faction has also though not always consistently drawn from two important, and related, libertarian insights: that government, especially large and complex government, is not a very effective tool for doing lots of things, and that, as a result, it's not a terribly useful tool for achieving big-picture social goals.

Many of the music docs achieving bigger grosses have done so thanks to a significant live component, beamed into cinemas nationwide.

The predicament of researchers today grew out of decades of dreaming about, and eventually achieving, bigger labs, bigger grants, and bigger research universities, medical schools and biomedical research institutes (Bourne, 2013).

"I want to achieve big things with this team".

"That's the only way you can achieve big things".