The phrase "achieving sure" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it is unclear what context it is intended for.
Example: "The team is focused on achieving sure results in their project."
Alternatives: "ensuring certainty" or "attaining assurance".
That there are only a finite number of years left in which to achieve the things you want to achieve? "Sure.
I have to make sure they achieve certain objectives throughout the year, including achieving proficiency on the ACT.
Based on the concept of discrete-time super-martingales, we propose a Lyapunov-based high-order protocol which guarantees achieving almost sure consensus in the network in the presence of some conditions.
More simplicity achieved, for sure, but with a rather perverse side effect.
Equally important was his masterful observation of light, as in the sunlight reflecting off the brass chandelier's polished surface – an effect he achieved with sure brushstrokes ranging from thick impastos of lead-tin yellow in the highlights to darker and thinner strokes of ochre in the shadows.
That level of detail is not going to filter back into many Polish press reports, or add much to the satisfaction felt by Law and Justice voters upon learning that their minister took a stand on the right to life.What is does achieve, for sure, is the following things: one, it insulted the Danish government.
It is obvious that complex network (1) can achieve almost sure synchronization only if lim_{trightarrow+infty} bigl(x_{i}(t -x_{1}(t -x_{r)=0,quad mbox{a.s.} holds for (i=2,ldots,N).
"I'm sure achieving Eurasian integration will only increase interest from our other neighbours, including from our Ukrainian partners".
However you go about achieving success, make sure it includes finding the time to do the things you love and to spend some part of each day doing what is important to you - with the people you care about!
As Merton's confidence grew and his kicks achieved a sure-footed snap – he'd kept his shoes on at Bibhuti's insistence – the Indian man, observed with some pride by his 12-year-old son, slipped into what I can only describe as a kind of blissful trance.
