Sentence examples for achieving than from inspiring English sources

We're viewed as the envious younger sibling who will always be less talented and lower achieving than the big brother.

Where we aim has less to do with what we are actually capable of achieving than what we believe to be attainable or realistic.

The perception that the LGBT community is more affluent, more educated and higher achieving than the general public is a flattering one and it's high time too.

An A* is much harder to achieve than at GCSE.

But these always seem furtive, no sooner achieved than regretted.

Harmony is a lot more difficult to achieve than it seems.

That agreement will be far more difficult to achieve than consent on contraction and its effects.

That could be much harder to achieve than passage in a referendum.

In what they were attempting, failure is, anyway, easier to achieve than success.

For a cultural alternative is easier to achieve than a new political economy.

As it happens, holistic sustainability proved harder to achieve than Mr. Krager and Mr. Becker anticipated.