Sentence examples for achieving so many from inspiring English sources

The living wage is so central to human rights in business precisely because it is a tool of immense power to achieving so many human rights.

"Achieving so many awards on our beaches confirms that we have the most enviable beaches in the whole of the UK.

I can say I wasn't surprised Chelsea won the league and achieved so many trophies".

But now that she's achieved so many of the things she craved, she wants peace, family time.

"I am the last person who is going to second-guess him when he has achieved so many good results".

"I've achieved so many things individually and as a team, and this is something that I'm not used to.

President Bush has failed to achieve so many of his foreign policy goals, but last weekend he proved that he can still get what he really wants.

"Samuel Eto'o has achieved so many firsts, he has so much history in World Cups and the Champions League, but he hasn't won an honour in the UK and wants to achieve that.

I've been one of the lucky ones: the help and support I've had in my sporting career has enabled me to achieve so many of my goals on the running track.

Nieuwendyk, who played seven seasons in Dallas and who won the Conn Smythe trophy as the playoff most valuable player when the Stars won the Stanley Cup in 1999, said: "I knew it would be weird to play against guys with whom you achieved so many things.

But the reason they won three elections and achieved so many advances for our society is that they conveyed an underlying narrative which combined the merits of a strong society, commitment to the common good and the efforts and aspirations of individuals, families and businesses.