Sentence examples for achieving wide from inspiring English sources

Achieving wide visual promotion through busts, statues, and icons of himself, the dictator became the object of a fanatical cult that, in private, he probably regarded with cynicism.

Mr. O'Donnell drew some ire this past April when he expressed skepticism at the prospect of electric vehicles achieving wide appeal.

He has marketed the cause of Indian rights outside Mexico with huge skill, achieving wide coverage in the international media, setting up a snazzy home page on the Internet, and attracting a flood of donations from foreigners.

But Lifetime has 73m subscribers, and has evidently decided that there is much to be said for Oxygen's business model, because it is relaunching its website.In the old world, cable networks were ready to spend years achieving wide distribution.

It happens all the time: a twinge of interest and then the silent question, how old is this guy, 12? I wish I could argue the point, perhaps positing that video games are a new form of storytelling that like most new art forms must overcome initial disdain before achieving wide acceptance.

Two transmission zeros are generated by the input/output coupling which helps in increasing the selectivity and also for achieving wide stopband.

Achieving wide-angular scattering while maintaining a strong scattering intensity is the key to realize a Lambertian-like scatterer that may have a great potential to approach the absorption upper limit.

But although the hospital is wired-up internally, it's Health Information Manager, Jean-Francois Botton, admits that there are problems "achieving wider connectivity".

Important challenges remain towards achieving wider practical applications, particularly in reducing reliance on empiricism.

Predictably, Pai sees net neutrality as a major roadblock toward achieving wider deployment, comparing regulations implemented during the Obama administration to "1930s-style regulation".

Despite their promise, the contributions of fenced and intensively-managed reserves towards achieving wider biodiversity goals are contentious.