Sentence examples for has achieved considerable from inspiring English sources
This point of view has achieved considerable popularity.
Centurion Kane Williamson will be returning to Headingley, where he has achieved considerable success.
The revolution in my country is aflame, and has achieved considerable success, internally and internationally.
Through its mention in such popular occult television dramas as Charmed, it has achieved considerable cultural recognition.
Moulds, a former first-round draft pick, has achieved considerable success in five seasons with the Bills.
The band has achieved considerable success, with the single "Tribute", reaching No 4 in the Australian charts.
The Bears have achieved considerable success despite their mediocrity.
In 1987, having achieved considerable prominence in Europe, he took on a substantial change of environment, accepting a professorship at the University of California, San Diego; two years ago he moved to Stanford.
Despite these difficulties, approximation methods introduced by the English physicist Douglas R. Hartree, the Russian physicist Vladimir Fock, and others in the 1920s and 1930s have achieved considerable success.
On the other hand, star faculty are famous people who have achieved considerable notice in the world for something that is, more or less, a real set of accomplishments.
When he was 17 Kipling returned to India to take a job as a newspaper reporter in Lahore, and before he was 25 had achieved considerable fame with what are still regarded as some of his best short stories.
