Sentence examples for course achieved from inspiring English sources

In all, 82.8% of those who completed the Welsh Baccalaureate course achieved the diploma, marginally lower than last year.

The acquittal of Lady Chatterley was the first sign that victory was achievable, and with the guidance of the book's great defender, Gerald Gardiner QC (Labour lord chancellor 1964 70), victory was, in due course, achieved.

For Iran's part they have long complained that they have been cut out of any Arab-Israeli peace process, so in some ways this might be an opportunity for them to show that they can do something constructive in this part of the world (they have of course achieved similar things in the Caucasus).

This of course achieved LTB's first objective.

The course achieved its goal of educating ICU nurses about Palliative Care and has started to trigger improved ICU Palliative Care practices.

This gorgeous phrase, evoking royal pains in the you-know-where (poetically, of course), achieved its pop Latin moment a few years back when Queen Elizabeth II summoned it to mourn a dreadful year of buffoonery by her brood.

But, of course, achieving immortality will surely be much harder than backing up your hard drive.

Click to view Some bands, of course, achieve hipness, only to lose it.

Of course, achieving this milestone hasn't completely put arguments to rest.

"This of course achieves very little … I'm sure that someone with some expertise and motivation could break it".

Of course, achieving that sort of profit would require a stable government; continued high prices for natural gas in Asia, which have yet to be affected by the shale gas boom in the United States; and smooth and efficient operations.