Sentence examples for begin to accomplish from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, in order to even begin to accomplish our goals for XO, a very difficult process lies ahead," he added.

Some say we can't begin to accomplish this in the era of Obama.

If that were the case, then Wall Street could see the first hike by the end of the year when the U.S. economy could begin to accomplish some meaningful expansion.

We begin to accomplish this plan by noting that the set of μ satisfying equation (20) with m = 0 is the real semi-axis ( 0, + ∞ ) containing a single point satisfying (19), namely μ 0 = 1 + α.

"And, when you're done with that, you can sort of ask yourself a question: Did I do this just so I could get a job at a university, or did I do it because I got to work on something that I really believed in?" Gliessman then adds, "In my opinion, if you choose the second, then you begin to accomplish things you never dreamed possible".

"It's time for leaders who make unity a priority as much as anything else, because that's the only way we can heal and begin to accomplish what needs to be done".

The ensemble for the Bartok began to accomplish that in the work's finale.

We were beginning to accomplish something, and doing something more than just going and coming back.

"Then I tell myself, 'Get up, go work out.' " With boxing, he said, "I finally feel like I've begun to accomplish something".

Unless you've been bamboozled by the frantic fictions of the right wing, you know that the Affordable Care Act, familiarly known as Obamacare, has begun to accomplish its first goal: enrolling millions of uninsured Americans, many of whom have been living one medical emergency away from the poorhouse.

Gate and Grove actually repudiated the idea of this very inexpensive computer, because it didn't fit their model and Negroponte just kept pounding away and pounding away and look what he's beginning to accomplish.