Sentence examples for entirely achieved from inspiring English sources

When the feminist revolution is entirely achieved, I'll save money on hair".

Ms Pettifor is well aware, however, that the goal of debt relief for the poorest countries was not entirely achieved.

The best a curator can do is give each piece some elbow room and compatible neighbors, a strategy not entirely achieved here.

A variety of graphene-based materials has been reported in recent years, but combining their excellent mechanical and electrical properties in a bulk form has not been entirely achieved.

In the letters to the three officials, Mr. Sharpton explained that "we in the African-American community have stood by you," adding that "we now ask you to stand with us in making clear that the goals of the Voting Rights Act have not yet been entirely achieved particularly in the state of New York".

His plan would see federal borrowing of less than 2% of GDP by 2016, but this would be entirely achieved by squeezing spending.

"The part of Lincoln is played modestly and honestly by Harlington Wood Jr., a tall, loose-jointed young lawyer in Springfield," Mr. Atkinson wrote, adding: "He seems to be using his voice unnaturally, striving after an effect that he does not entirely achieve.

The play is almost entirely exposition, achieved primarily by having the women read aloud their long, prosaic letters to one another.

"We are trying to help countries eliminate mother-to-child transmission and this is one of the most exciting goals in public health and entirely achievable, and essential to achieving an Aids-free generation".

"The mayoral planning process is based entirely on achieving the maximum number of housing units on any given site, aimed at selling to an international market.

Freed from the stranglehold of ensuring my own political longevity, I would focus entirely on achieving what I think most Americans want: a stable and productive economy; an environmentally viable planet; a humane, efficient government capable of educating its young and protecting its vulnerable members.