Sentence examples for hand in achieving from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't be surprised if Apatow himself has a hand in achieving it, as both director and producer.

All of the arguments thus far lead us to argue that firms which carry out technology-exploration activities are likely have an upper hand in achieving product innovation.

After President Obama signed legislation in December, 2010, authorizing the repeal of the law, Ira Hirschfield, president of the Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Fund, wrote: "A great many people and organizations had a hand in achieving this victory … But this day never would have arrived (or it would have been a much longer wait) without the persistent, grinding work of the Michael Palm Center".

The MHRW [28], on the other hand, is useful in achieving a desired stationary distribution by design.

Organisations that see this already are those associated with the B Team for example, where the two go hand in hand; "Achieving the transition to a thriving and just Net-Zero greenhouse-gas emissions economy by 2050 is the best way to operationalize the long-term goal of maintaining the temperature under the 2°C of warming threshold".

Multi-component interventions that included alcohol-based products were as effective as those that did not, both in achieving sustained hand hygiene compliance and in reducing infection rates.

Her opponents on the other hand have never been effective in achieving any degree of leadership in causing change at either the local or statewide level of government.

On the other hand, SVMRFE needed 20-30 varinbles in achieving the similar accuracy.

The times to object contact in the present study were longer by comparison and may reflect either a lack of confidence in using the prosthesis and the possible difficulties in achieving 'camera-hand' co-ordination, or perhaps illustrate the detrimental effect of the lack of visual feedback of hand position to facilitate online control of movement, leading to a more tentative reach movement.

On the other hand, the state interest asserted here -- in achieving greater separation of church and State than is already ensured under the Establishment Clause of the Federal Constitution -- is limited by the Free Exercise Clause, and, in this case, by the Free Speech Clause as well.

As a result of persistent challenges in achieving and sustaining hand hygiene compliance, clinicians, researchers and health care managers continue to search for new ways to address this important aspect of patient safety [ 15].