Sentence examples for come in achieving from inspiring English sources

But how far has the international community come in achieving this goal?

It shows how far the community has come in achieving the objective of positive integration which the far right and extremists like al-Qaida claim to be impossible.

Kathleen Wynne, the premier of Ontario and the leader of the Ontario Liberal Party, called the video "disturbing" and said it raised questions about how far Canada had come in achieving racial harmony.

The height of human satisfaction comes in achieving and exercising such skills with the focus and commitment that gets us "outside ourselves" and into such an intimate connection with our dao.

Rival Chevron reports earnings Friday, but said Oct. 12 that its third-quarter earnings will come in below the $2.70 per share achieved in the second quarter.

Only a couple of victories would make the position look much healthier and if you had to choose a manager to come in and achieve that it is doubtful many people would pick Grant over Allardyce.

Your qualifications may come in the form of: achieving stellar grades in relevant courses, publishing papers, experience doing a similar type of research, working in an industry similar to the program or obtaining awards in the field.

"High achieving can come in many forms — leaders in sports and bands, people who contribute to classroom conversation.

Competition based mechanisms for achieving selectivity come in at least two varieties: In a simple race mechanism each of the competitors independently completes a process that is comparable, along some dimension of variation, with the processes completed by the other competitors.

Until the deal is submitted to the players union and the league, it is difficult to know how much money Vick is guaranteed to receive and how much will come in incentives he may never achieve.

One source of competitive advantage in compliance could come from achieving compliance at less cost than competitors.