Sentence examples for be achieved through more from inspiring English sources

Purification, Hofmannsthal's text troublingly implies, can only be achieved through more violence.

IFS director Paul Johnson said there would have to be a "serious debate" on whether fiscal retrenchment on such a scale could be achieved through more spending cuts alone or whether taxes would have to rise as well.

The main contribution of the proposed A2G system comes from it's innate nature, aggregation of its components; both economic benefits as well as system stability could potentially be achieved through more effective load shifting/shaping by the coordination of the existing aggregated A2G system components.

More appropriate targeting of rehabilitation therapy could be achieved through more informed care planning, but rehabilitation decisions are particularly challenging.

In fact, the gene was correlated to larger size-at-age, which could also be achieved through more aggressive behaviour.

There are a number of existing programmes where greater impact could be achieved through more systematic targeting and implementation, more robust monitoring and greater reach.

Further savings are achieved through more efficient fuel synthesis.

Not only does sandbagging undermine forecasting accuracy, it also deprives the company of growth that might have been achieved through more ambitious sales targets.

Innovation is achieved through more effective products, processes, services, or technologies that are readily available to the current market.

It suggests that less interfacial area between the P3HT and the AZO nanostructures induces a less exciton dissociation, even though AZO nanostructures of a higher σ have been achieved through more Al doping into ZnO lattices.

2003) or ecologically when the higher energy intake required for faster growth is achieved through more active foraging and thus at the expense of a higher exposure to predation (Abrams 1991; Werner and Anholt 1993; Walters and Korman 1999).