Sentence examples for are now achieving from inspiring English sources
Economic rationales (more = better) that came in with Adam Smith and are now achieving gaudy fruition in globalized hallucinations like the new Shanghai or the Palm Islands of Dubai seem spiritually threadbare — spectacularly pointless.
In Central London, Mr. Flint added, "we are now achieving prices in excess of where we were pre-Lehman Brothers," alluding to the 2008 bankruptcy filing that kicked off the global financial crisis.
Foreign chains are now achieving occupancy rates of 70-100%, which is far higher than the national average of around 60%. Super 8s have gross operating margins of 45-50%, compared with less than 30% for a five-star hotel.
After wrenching management changes, some of Ford's factories are now achieving near-Japanese levels of productivity.Saturn will use some of the most advanced manufacturing technology available, but will concentrate on the more effective use of people.
Liposomes with enhanced drug delivery to disease locations, by ability of long circulation residence times, are now achieving clinical acceptance.
Antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) are a promising class of anticancer agents which have undergone substantial development over the past decade and are now achieving clinical success.
Honda's research found that previous data was years out of date and did not reflect that many mileage gains are now achieved through improved technology as opposed to making cars lighter.
Long remission periods are now achieved and, in certain cases, by treatments involving low acute toxicity risk.
What Cameron said in the Commons is now achieving the status of established fact: "There is no more money left".
Mr. Gore defeated Mr. Bradley in every state where there was a contest, and his aides believe he is now achieving similarly positive results.
Likewise Peter Jackson, who added the upended Flymo to the zombie killer's arsenal in Braindead is now achieving universal renown with The Lord of the Rings.
