Sentence examples for achieving in some from inspiring English sources

As the global recession abated in 2010, energy producers, automakers, airlines, and manufacturers generally posted solid performances, achieving in some cases the best earnings in years.

And in one study, there was no change in ghrelin levels post-eradication after 4 weeks of follow-up, but the level progressively increased with follow-up, achieving, in some subjects, significant increase after 6 months of follow-up [ 36].

"If I could achieve in some way what they achieve to me, then I'd be very happy".

Maximum flexibility of the skin is achieved in some forms by reduction of the scales to small, nonoverlapping granules.

In England and Wales the target is three days, "and that's not being achieved in some parts of the country", he said.

However, savings could be far greater: one official close to the exercise suggested that "double-digit" percentage economies could be achieved in some service sectors.

But money invested for development has to show that poverty has been reduced, or that the public good has been achieved in some way.

"Strong decoupling," which happens when total energy consumption falls with rising economic growth, has been achieved in some of the more developed countries.

Dehumidification is achieved in some systems by passing the air through silica gel which absorbs the moisture, and in others, liquid absorbents cause dehydration.

Nobody believes that an eight-figure bonus and six-pack abs are achieved in some quest for the greater social good.

Milk yields of 35 kg per day are achieved in some breeds (e.g., the "milch dromedary" of Pakistan), though normal yield is about 4 kg per day.