Sentence examples for for not having achieved from inspiring English sources

If their goal was 50 million iPhone users, would Apple be less amazing for not having achieved the goal?

It demonstrates that this type of portfolio does have sufficient technical adequacy to justify decisions that might penalise a low scoring student for not having achieved the required standard.

"They were responsible for returning to the Brazilian people your love for the national team, despite not having achieved our greatest goal".

The three-time world champion added: "I have the highest respect for Sebastian, but he could not have achieved what he has without the [Red Bull design chief] Adrian Newey factor".

It was suggested that the cyclic dosing regimen (30 mg/day for 5 days/2 weeks) used for oral temsirolimus [ 28] may not have achieved adequate suppression of mTOR activity as observed with a continuous dosing regimen [ 29].

It is an honour for me but I couldn't have achieved it without the help of my team-mates, who have been immense this year".

In particular, they must be commended for having achieved not only an identical 72-h mortality but also comparable 24-h clinical severity scores.

A final sample size of 196 patients was calculated by estimating that ∼50% of patients would probably not be eligible for randomization having achieved an HbA1c level <7.0% during the 3-month run-in period or due to exclusion for other reasons.

A photo posted by @risetojobs on Jun 2, 2015 at 8 23am PDT He added: "By focusing on soft skills, we've created a platform that lifts aspiration and provides top job opportunities for young people who may not necessarily have achieved well academically".

Here, one of our star graduate bloggers, Rosie Percy, challenges the news that celebrity employers are auctioning off internships to the highest bidder and asks why can't graduates be employed for what they've achieved, not for the figures in their bank accounts?

But now we can feature Debo Devonshire for what she has achieved, not just because of who she is.