Sentence examples for achieving tough from inspiring English sources
Last month, a still slim Mr Karlan, now a professor at Yale, launched stickK.com, a company based on this contractual approach to achieving tough personal goals.
From 2010 onward, all new truck engines must achieve tough, near-zero limits for NOx, a chief ingredient of smog.
Eleven-year-olds who do not achieve "tough new standards" for literacy and numeracy would be retested at secondary school.
At the same time, he achieved tougher wording on Britain's exclusion from any talk of closer political union.
One might have expected to sense a certain rejoicing in the Chinese coverage, because a body blow to the Democrats is likely to make it harder for people like Chuck Schumer to achieve tougher trade measures against Beijing.
Miliband made the appointment after David Cameron hardened his Eurosceptic stance in response to the the threat of Ukip by making it clear the Conservatives could lead the UK out of the EU if they do not achieve tougher reforms on immigration.
Anti-tobacco campaigners say they have been tracking efforts by big tobacco companies to derail the talks through pressure and commercial inducements to various countries, especially those in Africa, that have led efforts to achieve a tough pact.
One purpose is to wean marketers from their long-held view of broadcast network television as only a "cpm medium" -- that is, one to be bought on the basis of the lowest cost per thousand viewers achieved through tough, confrontational bargaining, which diminishes perceptions of its worth.
Higher joining temperature was needed to achieve a tough interface joining for a thick interlayer compared with a thin interlayer.
To achieve this tough goal of producing cheaper cars without penalizing profitability, Daimler-Benz is breaking many of the rules of how to succeed in the auto business.
It is expected the MAO-formed bioactive porous titanium will not only be beneficial to bone ingrowth into the porous structure, but also be beneficial to achieve a tough chemical bonding at the bone/implant interface.
