Sentence examples for achieving especially from inspiring English sources

"They are inspirations to us and they've achieved more than any of us could dream of achieving, especially for 'Rocky' (Clark) to get nearly 100 caps now, it's amazing.

"But that is going to be difficult to achieve, especially in the absence of clear inducements," Mr. Samore said.

Not only is compliance difficult to achieve (especially among sub-tier suppliers), but it's only half the battle.

And what does he hope Shallow Slumber will achieve – especially when it comes to the travails of social workers?

She finds this lightness, this relinquishing of control, difficult to achieve, especially since it cannot be accomplished by simple effort.

It remains unclear what such a government can achieve, especially if the world maintains its economic boycott of the PA.

Unfortunately, this is really hard to achieve, especially given the howling from the kind of people now attacking Bernanke.

Innocent's program required a level of commitment never before achieved, especially in financial and logistical terms.

Also, they say, while infiltration is theoretically the best approach to terrorist cells, in practice it is often impossible to achieve, especially among zealots intent on martyrdom.

As a nation, we beat ourselves up about what we can achieve, especially when public authorities and public money are involved.

They weren't quite dubstep or techno, not quite garage or jungle, but massive fans of what these sounds can achieve – especially together.