Sentence examples for achieving them rather from inspiring English sources

Eliminate the guilt by focusing on your goals and achieving them, rather than sitting and moping around.

In this downturn you should give specifics on how you plan to reach your goals and on the policies you plan to enact to achieve them, rather than on precise growth targets.

If this is so, then it stands to reason that we don't need better, sharper, more targeted new year's goals, or resolutions, or even different ways of achieving them, but rather strategies to help us beef up John, Paul, George, and Ringo.

"He is always asking what are your goals and how are you achieving them — something specific rather than general".

Or rather, achieving them is radically complex.

The evaluation determines the degree to which the goals are achieved rather than which community development approach was most successful in achieving them.

We could achieve them more effectively inside, rather than outside, the EU.

That film ended up achieving a rather slim 2.26 times its opening weekend by the end of its run.

It starts with a focus on achieving success rather than avoiding failure.

This is the most important step in achieving crispy (rather than mushy) hash browns.

Don't blame someone else for the healing that you haven't achieved yet; rather thank them, or at least acknowledge, that there's more work to be done!