Sentence examples for be entirely achieved from inspiring English sources

His plan would see federal borrowing of less than 2% of GDP by 2016, but this would be entirely achieved by squeezing spending.

Today, full equality may not be entirely achieved, but at least women's rights are enshrined in the law.

When the feminist revolution is entirely achieved, I'll save money on hair".

A variety of graphene-based materials has been reported in recent years, but combining their excellent mechanical and electrical properties in a bulk form has not been entirely achieved.

In the letters to the three officials, Mr. Sharpton explained that "we in the African-American community have stood by you," adding that "we now ask you to stand with us in making clear that the goals of the Voting Rights Act have not yet been entirely achieved particularly in the state of New York".

The project succeeded in delivering at least part of each planned result but none was entirely achieved.

Allocated goals were entirely achieved reaching a score of 70 out of 70 (Additional File 5) because the objective related to operators' satisfaction and could not be evaluated since no further organisational wellbeing survey has been conducted.

The sports car look of the cabin is almost entirely achieved by the seats, but that feel is so reinforced by the firmer ride, the rasp of the exhaust and the quick reflexes of the engine and suspension that you can't help but think you're really in a posh rocket sled.

"If the government has kept its word and the 27 amendments reflect what was dealt with on a bipartisan basis of the parliamentary joint committee, then it will be entirely possible to achieve that timetable," he said.

Instead, they want their return to be entirely dependent on achieving a measurable outcome.

It's even slightly funny to think how much our lives can be entirely fixated on achieving something we can't really put our finger on; and on getting somewhere, "arriving" someplace that doesn't really exist.