Sentence examples for achieving even more from inspiring English sources

The possibility of achieving even more was fully appreciated: the English scholar Alexander Neckham, in his early 13th-century De naturis rerum ("On the Natures of Things"), hoped that by imparting knowledge he might help to lift or lighten the human spirit, and to this end he tried to maintain a simple and admirably clear text.

This dearth may be one of the reasons for which the Venture Capital community is in such sharp decline, and why the Valley isn't achieving even more success.

As shown in Figure 2, optimal solutions are generated with significant reduction in memory requirements, achieving even more accurate solutions than the original McGM's algorithm for the 'translating tree' benchmark.

Moreover, the recent introduction of high resolution continuum source Electrothermal atomic absorption spectrometry (HR-CS-ETAAS) has facilitated direct solid sampling, reducing background noise and opening the possibility of achieving even more rapid quantitation of some elements.

In this article we wish to take advantage of the exceptional circumstances offered by a health and demographic observatory in a rural district of Burkina Faso, to unravel the difficulties that remain in achieving even more comprehensive coverage rates.

We can achieve even more in Pyeongchang," Hay said.

"Now, of course, it has achieved even more".

But Moses Pendleton achieves even more astonishing things in "Baseball".

Perhaps he might have achieved even more if he had been more consistent and persistent.

But the Stalinesque enhancement of Kutuzov achieves even more than that.

Chicago's Richard Daley has achieved even more privatisation and school reform.