Sentence examples for going to achieve a from inspiring English sources

That he's going to achieve a democracy there?

"It doesn't seem like we're going to achieve a satisfactory deal," Bowie told Stewart.

McKibben's message works to rebalance what has been an imbalance in our understanding of the way we're going to achieve a transition to clean energy.

If we are going to achieve a real step-change in tackling violence against women, we need our sons growing up as confident feminists too".

"Are we going to achieve a grand unified theory?" he asked, citing the quest to reduce all physics to an equation suitable for a T-shirt.

Leeds could have been forgiven for feeling deflated at that point, but despite being outplayed for much of the game they kept going to achieve a famous victory.

You're not going to achieve an Iran deal without that".

"It's going to achieve an incredibly destructive shockwave, which is the thing that unites these weapons".

If you just overly hydrate the outside of the cigar hoping to speed moisture absorption by its insides, you're obviously going to achieve an overly hydrated cigar on the outer areas, causing poor burning, and you risk mold formation.

But he cautioned that Latin America, whose governments often protect local markets, still had a long way to go to achieve a unified financial system.

Of course, against the 24 men who also took to the stage, it shows that Apple has a way to go to achieve a semblance of parity.