Sentence examples for achieving clearly from inspiring English sources

Overall, it is found that the schemes' impacts both on the local communities and the environment are mostly marginally positive or neutral, although achieving clearly demonstrable benefits would require major upscaling of the effort involving broader changes than possible under this project.

Behavioral therapy has proved beneficial in helping patients to establish structured routines and to set and achieve clearly defined goals.

The gifted playwright Stephen Karam and the lauded director Simon Godwin have lumbered the piece with ideas about class and race and economic inequality, none of them achieved clearly or forcefully in this scattered production.

(Mr. Paterson was elevated to the state ticket, in part, because he is black, in contrast to what Ray Jones once said of Basil Paterson: "This is a man whose full scope was never appreciated and never achieved clearly because he was an African-American").

The 3NN method, however, achieved clearly better performance for HSE.

A SEAT value of less than 0.9 was achieved, clearly indicating the effectiveness of using an auxiliary volume with an air-spring as seat suspension.

FINDSITE achieved clearly the best results, but only with the help of a comprehensive threading library that contained proteins highly similar to those from the benchmarking dataset.

The increases in primary and secondary school enrollment for both boys and girls over the last two decades demonstrate that concerted global efforts to achieve clearly delineated development goals can lead to real changes in the lives of children.

In one standard docking using EADock, a success rate of only 28% was achieved, clearly indicating the underestimation of the role of iron ligand interactions.

Effectiveness In spite of the weak design of the projects, there is some evidence that they achieved clearly identifiable outputs and in some cases produced behavioural and institutional changes resulting in an improvement of the situation of children.

The varying experiences highlight the importance of incorporating MCI as a tool to achieve clearly-articulated results contributing to the outcomes of the respective programmes within a hierarchical results framework.