Sentence examples for be achieved at all from inspiring English sources

On Friday, even as Mr. Kayani insisted "victory against terror and militancy will be achieved at all costs," he defended the Swat deal.

We should ask ourselves if justice for those killed on Sept. 11 and in our wars in Afghanistan and Iraq can be achieved by a killing, or if it can even be achieved at all.

Japan is depressed, we are told, because of too much corporate debt, or the refusal of banks to face up to their losses, or the overregulation of the service sector, or the aging of its population; recovery requires tax cuts, or a massive bank reform, or maybe cannot be achieved at all until the economy has painfully purged itself of excess capacity.

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Rather, on this scenario God's aims as creator can only be achieved — assuming they will be achieved at all — by taking risks.

Such a goal could only be achieved, if it can be achieved at all - which is doubtful - through unilateral action.

In other words, the United States in 1876 was a nation celebrating the achievement of its Manifest Destiny yet wondering whether that destiny had been achieved at all, and if so, at what price.

That way, of course, victory might not have been achieved at all.

Similarly, more than 87% of turbidity reductions were achieved at all packing densities and flow rates.

Scotland is a "beacon" for such places; that its independence referendum was achieved at all encouraged others to think "Yes, we can!", even though the outcome was negative.

Given the low-salary, overstuffed classrooms and antiquated equipment available in many schools, it is a wonder any learning is achieved at all.