The phrase "achieving them interesting" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "achieving them is interesting"? If this is the case, you can use this phrase when discussing the appeal or intrigue of reaching certain goals or objectives.
Example: "For many, achieving them is interesting because it represents personal growth and success."
Alternatives: "finding them intriguing" or "making them engaging".
The "real competitive action" lies in identifying the interesting (competitive) performance and resource attributes for the functions, then establishing their required competitive levels and, then finding interesting ways to achieve them.
Not every influential woman of the times found their way into this book: Scott-James is mentioned only in passing and Elizabeth David's enormous effect on the food of Britain might have been more dwelt on; but perhaps the very fact that there are achieving and interesting women left out goes to prove just how many such women there were.
I don't think we're anywhere close to achieving truly interesting, connected lifestyle devices that will help us live a better life.
These inhibitors have gained recent attention due to their unique selectivity in killing tumors with defective DNA repair; therefore, achieving interesting results, by improved radiation sensitivity in UM-SCC1, UM-SCC6, and FaDu cancer cells that, used with cetuximab, decreased nonhomologous end joining (NHEJ) and homologous recombination (HR), mediated DNA double strand break [ 84].
WITH ITS latest cover story, the Stranger has achieved something interesting.
"The painting achieves an interesting balance; containing bold colours and form but also a sense of mystery and an unfinished story.
Accordingly, we discover that the parallel form, as well as the pipelined-parallel one, achieve more interesting results than the transposed version in most of the cases.
The material removal rate, which is an important process factor in manufacturing, approximately increases in linear proportion with the discharge energy, and achieves commercially interesting values by using an electrode made of copper and tungsten.
In the end it doesn't quite work, but in intertwining slapstick black comedy and an essayistic argument on behalf of the theater as a force for good in the world, Mr. Gurney does achieve something interesting and rare: a passionate cri de coeur delivered with a smile (1 30).
"The painting achieves an interesting balance, containing bold colours and form but also a sense of mystery and an unfinished story," she said.
