Sentence examples for beginning to achieve from inspiring English sources

By 1984, Mandela could at last see signs of more concerted world action against apartheid, as a new mass revolt was spreading inside South Africa, accompanied by massive international protest and the beginnings of effective sanctions, which were beginning to achieve what Mandela had anticipated a quarter century before.

But the point of Elite slowly became clear, and it is now beginning to achieve its aim.

There were signs on Wednesday that the new government was beginning to achieve a measure of stability.

One commons project that is beginning to achieve an ambitious scale and complexity is in Colombes, in the suburbs of Paris.

Sadly, he died just as he was beginning to achieve some remarkable effects, combining a large range of vibrant colour with different metals and plywood.

Apart from not beginning to achieve its aims, prohibition makes drugs artificially expensive and spawns an avalanche of acquisitive criminal behaviour.

Finally he mounted her and began to achieve intromission.

Only then should multilateral talks begin to achieve "zero nuclear weapons on all sides".

In less than a year, he has begun to achieve his vision for the Justice Department.

Several nations began to achieve success with smokeless powder of nitrated cellulose and usually some nitroglycerin.

But the band quickly began to achieve cult status in the city.