Sentence examples for calling achieved from inspiring English sources

"Robert Galbraith's first novel, The Cuckoo's Calling, achieved only modest sales in spite of enthusiastic reviews.

If you look along the top of the box, you should see a tab called achieved badges.

Over the three years that she has been principal, Miss Reynolds said, she has instituted a poetry program, has had teachers trained in conflict resolution, teamed up with the Ponderosa restaurant chain on a program called, "Achieving A's Pays," and even started another one to ensure the bathrooms stay clean and free of graffiti.

He calls achieving a 2-degree goal difficult and a 1.5-degree goal "very difficult".

"Call My Name" achieved commercial success on Cole's main markets, reaching the top spot of the charts in Ireland, Scotland and the United Kingdom.

He devised a special course for Yum! called "Achieving Breakthrough Results" (ABR) that managers could teach to their subordinates.

A new report called "Achieving Food Security in the Face of Climate Change" illustrates the complexity of the problem and makes clear that action must be taken soon to address it.

In March of this year, the US Cyber Command released  a vision paper called "Achieve and Maintain Cyberspace Superiority".

The authorities plan to create a company called Achieving for Children, which will become operational later this year.

Conclusions can be drawn about the sensitivity and specificity of the different IgM detection methods from same-sample comparisons of the rate of correct calls achieved by each, notably from the comparison between ELISA and immunofluorescence assays.

Another bit of trivia: The late composer Richard Rodgers, the namesake of the Broadway theater "Hamilton" calls home, achieved the enviable status of PEGOT winner.