Sentence examples for has achieved very from inspiring English sources

Yet, almost five years later, this improvised military model, which Addington was instrumental in creating, has achieved very limited results.

In Africa, it is hard to find an example of authoritarian rule that has achieved "very good" outcomes, though there are many examples of the opposite.

On the other hand, it must be admitted that the type of fiscal policy that might be most desirable theoretically has achieved very limited public support.

It had the lowest leverage, partly as a result of well-timed sales of City offices, its development schemes are mainly pre-let or pre-sold, and it has achieved very good starting rents in new developments over the last 1-2 years.

It is a regulation change that has achieved very little apart from creating ugly cars.

In recent years, the software advances has achieved very accurate dynamic simulation result.

Meanwhile, EU attempts to support civil society in Belarus have achieved very little.

"I believe we have achieved very notable accomplishments," Mr. Sharon said.

The G-20 has become a talk shop; the Doha round of trade liberalization is moribund; the U.N. climate change talks have achieved very little.

Annette L. Nazareth, the commission's director of market regulation, said no decision had been made but voiced concern that if information on conflicts is not passed on by the news media, "then we have achieved very little" by requiring disclosure.

Children taught to read using phonics techniques have achieved "very high" results, according to new research, which cited the example of a seven-year-old boy able to read and spell to the level of a 13-year-old.