Sentence examples for doesn't achieve much from inspiring English sources

But at the end of the day this doesn't achieve much, because it doesn't create a general, systemic solution.

As the novel weaves in and out of the Diana plot and Veronique's love life, it doesn't achieve much narrative momentum.

"There are plenty of cases where pieces are unnecessarily challenging, in a way that doesn't achieve much musically.

No, the 'temporary gas tax holiday' doesn't achieve much of anything, does it, except pander to the worst nature of democracy.

The repetition of genetics concepts in middle and high school standards, in the cases where we observed it, bolsters the argument by Schmidt et al. (2005) and Daro et al. (2010) that the current U.S. curriculum does not achieve much depth in math and science.

The sit-in didn't achieve much.

We don't achieve much do we, sporting-wise?

Rating: 6 C.J. Sapong: Sapong brought a welcome burst of energy but didn't achieve much.

Last week's peace talks on Syria, which took place in Geneva, didn't achieve much.

The Eisenhower-era Senate didn't achieve much; the signs are that the new split Senate may achieve even less.

Because the Wachowskis don't achieve much of merit, or even of note, with their roiling C.G.I. exertions.