Sentence examples for doing enough to achieve from inspiring English sources
The Bank of Japan may not be doing enough to achieve this.
For me, it comes down to African agency: Are African governments doing enough to achieve gains that can be shared?
Fifty per cent of the world's young adults want to work for a business with ethical practices and are convinced traditional politics is not doing enough to achieve social change.
One reason you may not feel that your life is enriching is because you believe that you're not doing enough to achieve your potential.
After a slow start Clay did enough to achieve a unanimous verdict against Johnson.
Many Republican conservatives believe that Mr. Boehner's plan does not do enough to achieve those goals.
Ross Baker, a politics professor at Rutgers, said Obama had already done enough to achieve inclusion on the list of great presidents – not up with the great greats, such as Abraham Lincoln or Franklin Delano Roosevelt, but in the second tier, better than John Kennedy or Bill Clinton.
Whether it has done enough to differentiate itself and achieve mainstream international success remains to be seen.
In general we did enough to win the game and get to nine points, which was the objective so we can achieve qualification at the next game".
Fernández didn't live long enough to achieve a career milestone of that level, but people weren't exaggerating in their tributes when they said that he could have been an all-time great.
