Sentence examples for achieving with that from inspiring English sources

That is about three times higher than the average the four broadcast networks have been achieving with that group this summer.

"We're talking about people out there dieting and exercising but there are limits to what we can achieve with that.

I must ask, what is being achieved with that £64bn?

But what did Hunter achieve with that best-students model?

I still think about what could have been achieved with that £1m funding for music education in this country.

"How you talk is always predicated on whom you're talking to and what you're trying to achieve with that person".

It wasn't simply the placing, or the power he achieved with that insouciant flick of the wrist; it was the courage of the shot.

"I think it is a very opportune time to look at what we achieved with that film in terms of 'Britishness' in 2002.

"So I just tried to look away and think of all the things she has achieved with that same openness, like risking her career taking on the Catholic Church," he said.

What do you hope to achieve with that extra funding?

"Can you imagine what could have been achieved with that money, in a country where the school system has collapsed, the roads are pot-holed and there is no regular electricity?