Sentence examples for has accomplished almost from inspiring English sources
"Chip feels he has accomplished almost everything he originally set out to do professionally," Mr. Dohle wrote.
Meanwhile, India's political class has spent more than three years enmeshed in scandals, as a bickering Parliament has accomplished almost nothing.
Dr. Dean has given hints of how he will challenge Mr. Kerry, saying Mr. Kerry has accomplished almost nothing in his 19 years in the Senate.
He has a full, balanced life that includes family, faith and the knowledge that he has accomplished almost everything he set out to and other things he did not.
As a result, Mr. DiIulio says, the administration has accomplished almost nothing domestically except Mr. Bush's tax cut and an education bill, which Mr. DiIulio describes as "really a Ted Kennedy bill".
It seems like he has accomplished almost everything someone in his position could, but it was clear that he has no intentions of slowing down.
In its own assessment of the first 100 days of Mr. Yudhoyono's second term, the government said two weeks ago that it had accomplished almost all of its goals for the period.
Dan Greenhaus, the chief economic strategist with Miller Tabak & Company, said that the October data show that price declines are the main concern, and that despite intervention, Fed policy makers "have accomplished almost nothing in arresting the decline in prices throughout the economy".
The radio and TV stations and glossy magazines that we have propagated across the Muslim world have accomplished almost nothing, but the American military's swift mobilization to help victims of the 2005 earthquake in Pakistan did wonders for our image (if briefly).
Yes, they over shot on the 72-footers, but they have accomplished almost everything they set out to do.
Dr. David Katz, the founding director of Yale's Prevention Research Center, is optimistic about the future, despite his assessment of the present: "We have accomplished almost nothing with fruit and vegetable intake".
